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... desire the post of Poet - laureat , vacated by of his poems were called for in his life - time , and the death of Whitehead , was offered to him ; since his death an edition of his works has been and , in accepting it , he laudably ...
... desire the post of Poet - laureat , vacated by of his poems were called for in his life - time , and the death of Whitehead , was offered to him ; since his death an edition of his works has been and , in accepting it , he laudably ...
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... desire , " says he , " has been for some years past , though the execution has been acci- dentally diverted , and does still vehemently con- tinue , to retire myself to some of our American plantations , not to seek for gold , or enrich ...
... desire , " says he , " has been for some years past , though the execution has been acci- dentally diverted , and does still vehemently con- tinue , to retire myself to some of our American plantations , not to seek for gold , or enrich ...
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... desire , since , if he is born to think , he cannot restrain himself from a thousand inquiries and speculations ... desires . In 22 [ No. 7 THE RAMBLER .
... desire , since , if he is born to think , he cannot restrain himself from a thousand inquiries and speculations ... desires . In 22 [ No. 7 THE RAMBLER .
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... desire , are more dangerous as they are more hidden , since they escape the awe of observation , and operate equally in every situation , without the concur- rence of external opportunities . no trade had ever reached the excellence to ...
... desire , are more dangerous as they are more hidden , since they escape the awe of observation , and operate equally in every situation , without the concur- rence of external opportunities . no trade had ever reached the excellence to ...
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... desire , to repose in quiet upon the under- The vanity of being known to be trusted with standing of another to ... desires to be most esteemed by those whom he loves , or with whom he converses , with whom he passes his hours of ...
... desire , to repose in quiet upon the under- The vanity of being known to be trusted with standing of another to ... desires to be most esteemed by those whom he loves , or with whom he converses , with whom he passes his hours of ...
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