Copeland's Treasury for Booklovers: A Panorama of English and American Poetry and Prose from the Earliest Times to the Present, Volume 1Charles Townsend Copeland Scribner's, 1929 - American literature |
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Page 181
... person of so perfect a habit of generous and obsequious compliance with all good men , might very well have been interpreted by the king as more than an ordinary averseness to his service : so that he took more pains , and more forced ...
... person of so perfect a habit of generous and obsequious compliance with all good men , might very well have been interpreted by the king as more than an ordinary averseness to his service : so that he took more pains , and more forced ...
Page 186
... person unnecessarily to danger , ( as he delighted to visit the trenches and nearest approaches , and to discover what the enemy did , ) as being so much beside the duty of his place , that it might be understood against it , he would ...
... person unnecessarily to danger , ( as he delighted to visit the trenches and nearest approaches , and to discover what the enemy did , ) as being so much beside the duty of his place , that it might be understood against it , he would ...
Page 188
... person , and did not love strangers , nor very confident men . He was a patient hearer of causes ; which he frequently accustomed himself to at the council board ; and judged very well , and was dexterous in the mediating part : so that ...
... person , and did not love strangers , nor very confident men . He was a patient hearer of causes ; which he frequently accustomed himself to at the council board ; and judged very well , and was dexterous in the mediating part : so that ...
Contents
INTRODUCTION BY C T COPELAND | 1 |
Samuel XVIII 1XIX | 10 |
Kings V | 16 |
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