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Meanings of last infirmity in English
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Usage of last infirmity in English
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All you want is to establish a dynasty-thelast infirmity of successful men.
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Even Milton calls it 'That last infirmity of noble mind!'
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It is that which has been called the " last infirmity of noble mind."
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It is the ' last infirmity of noble minds'.
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Take, e.g., 'that last infirmity of noble minds.'
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He was ambitious-whoamong us is ashamed to own that " last infirmity of noble minds!"
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Overwork is "the last infirmity of noble minds."
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Fame to the Roman, even more than to us, was "the last infirmity of noble minds".
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But he was free from the last infirmity of noble minds, and would certainly not have separated himself from others.
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Dynamite, that last infirmity of noble minds, should only be resorted to when all other modes of conciliation have failed.
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We thank God that the love of fame, "that last infirmity of noble minds," is shared by the ignoble.
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Respect for rank is the last infirmity even of noble republican minds, and it oils the wheels of the progress of those who possess it.
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The Archbishop was, in his heart of hearts-thatlast infirmity of his noble mind-quiteas much horrified at the news as the Premier had been.
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An unjustifiable persuasion of moral and intellectual superiority is one of the last infirmities of innovating minds.
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'The last infirmity of noble minds,' says Milton about the love of fame.
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"The last infirmity of noble mind."
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Last infirmity across language varieties
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