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... danger , Mahomet , in a full assembly of the grandees , " catching with one hand , " as Knolles relates it , " the fair Greek by the hair of her head , and drawing his falchion with the other , he , at one blow , struck off her head ...
... danger , Mahomet , in a full assembly of the grandees , " catching with one hand , " as Knolles relates it , " the fair Greek by the hair of her head , and drawing his falchion with the other , he , at one blow , struck off her head ...
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... dangers and miseries of a literary emi- nence 17 The frequent contemplation of death neces sary to moderate the passions 18 The unhappiness of marriage caused by ir- regular motives of choice 19 The danger of ranging from one study to ...
... dangers and miseries of a literary emi- nence 17 The frequent contemplation of death neces sary to moderate the passions 18 The unhappiness of marriage caused by ir- regular motives of choice 19 The danger of ranging from one study to ...
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... danger of habits . The necessity of reviewing life 238 156 The laws of writing not always indisputable . Reflections on tragi - comedy 157 The scholar's complaint of his own bashful- 179 170 The history of Miscella debauched by her ...
... danger of habits . The necessity of reviewing life 238 156 The laws of writing not always indisputable . Reflections on tragi - comedy 157 The scholar's complaint of his own bashful- 179 170 The history of Miscella debauched by her ...
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... danger from whatever can get possession of our thoughts ; all that can excite in us either pain or pleasure , has a tendency to obstruct the way that leads to happiness , and either to turn us aside , or retard our progress . Our senses ...
... danger from whatever can get possession of our thoughts ; all that can excite in us either pain or pleasure , has a tendency to obstruct the way that leads to happiness , and either to turn us aside , or retard our progress . Our senses ...
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... danger of erroneous reasoning ; but the man in- volved in life has his own passions and those of others to encounter , and is embarrassed with a thousand inconveniences which confound him with variety of impulse , and either perplex or ...
... danger of erroneous reasoning ; but the man in- volved in life has his own passions and those of others to encounter , and is embarrassed with a thousand inconveniences which confound him with variety of impulse , and either perplex or ...
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