 The wit whose vivacity condemns slower tongues to silence, the scholar whose knowledge allows no man to fancy that he instructs him, the critic who suffers no fallacy to pass undetected, and the reasoner who condemns the idle to thought, and the negligent...  The English Grammar: Carefully Rev. and Annotated - Sayfa 172William Cobbett tarafından - 1883 - 254 sayfaTam görünüm - Bu kitap hakkında
 | British essayists - 1802 - 266 sayfa
...assemblies of jollity, there are seldom found men eminently distinguished for powers or acquisitions. The wit whose vivacity condemns slower tongues to...silence, the scholar whose knowledge allows no man to fancy that he instructs him, the critick who suffers no fallacy to pass undetected, and the reasoner... | |
 | 1803 - 268 sayfa
...assemblies of jollity, there are seldom found men eminently distinguished for powers or acquisitions. The wit whose vivacity condemns slower tongues to...silence, the scholar whose knowledge allows no man to fancy that he instructs him, the critic who suffers no fallacy to pass undetected, and the reasoner... | |
 | Samuel Johnson - 1806 - 354 sayfa
...assemblies of jollity, there are seldom found men eminently distinguished for powers or acquisitions. The wit whose vivacity condemns slower tongues to...silence, the scholar whose knowledge allows no man to fancy that he instructs him, the critick who suffers no fallacy to pass undetected, and the reasoner... | |
 | Alexander Chalmers - 1808 - 272 sayfa
...there are seldom found men eminently distinguished for powers or acquisitions. The wit whose Tivacity condemns slower tongues to silence, the scholar whose knowledge allows no man to fancy that he instructs him, the critick who suffers no fallacy to pass undetected, and the reasonei... | |
 | Samuel Johnson - 1811 - 412 sayfa
...assemblies of jolity, there are. seldom found men eminently distinguished for powers or acquisitions. The wit whose vivacity condemns slower tongues to...silence, the scholar whose knowledge allows no man to fancy that he instructs him, the critic who suffers no fallacy to pass undetected, and the reasoner... | |
 | Samuel Johnson - 1810 - 416 sayfa
...assemblies of jollity, there are seldom found mert eminently distinguished for powers or acquisitions..^ The "wit whose vivacity condemns slower tongues to...silence, the scholar whose knowledge allows no man to fancy that he instructs him, the eritick who suffers no fallacy to pass undetected, and the rcasoner... | |
 | Samuel Johnson - 1816 - 448 sayfa
...assemblies of jollity, there are seldom found men eminently distinguished for powers or acquisitions. The wit whose vivacity condemns slower tongues to...silence, the scholar whose knowledge allows no man to fancy that he instructs him, the critick who suffers no fallacy to pass undetected, and the reasoner... | |
 | Samuel Johnson - 1818 - 390 sayfa
...assemblies of jollity, there are seldom found men eminently distinguished for powers or acquisitions. The wit whose vivacity condemns slower tongues to...silence, the scholar whose knowledge allows no man to fancy that he instructs him, the eritick who suffers no fallacy to pass undetected, and the reasoner... | |
 | William Cobbett - 1819 - 198 sayfa
...No. 4. An author cannot be said to fear not to be approved as just copiers. The word author ought to have been in the plural and him ought to have been...tongues to silence ; the scholar, whose knowledge 11 allows no man to think he instructs him." — R. No. 1^8. Which of the two is allowed ? The scholar,... | |
 | Samuel Johnson - 1820 - 414 sayfa
...assemblies of jollity, there are seldom found men eminently distinguished for powers or acquisitions. The wit whose vivacity condemns slower tongues to...silence, the scholar whose knowledge allows no man to fancy that he instructs him, the critick who suffers no fallacy to pass undetected, and the reasoner... | |
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