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... folly of anger . The misery of a peevish old age · 12 The history of a young woman that came to London for a service • 13 The duty of secrecy . The invalidity of all excuses for betraying secrets · 14 The difference between an author's ...
... folly of anger . The misery of a peevish old age · 12 The history of a young woman that came to London for a service • 13 The duty of secrecy . The invalidity of all excuses for betraying secrets · 14 The difference between an author's ...
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... folly of cowardice and inactivity 201 . 78 The power of novelty . Mortality too fami- liar to raise apprehensions 130 The history of a beauty 202 • 125 131 Desire of gain the general passion 204 • 79 A suspicious man justly suspected 80 ...
... folly of cowardice and inactivity 201 . 78 The power of novelty . Mortality too fami- liar to raise apprehensions 130 The history of a beauty 202 • 125 131 Desire of gain the general passion 204 • 79 A suspicious man justly suspected 80 ...
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... folly ; grant , I beseech thee , that in this my undertaking , thy HOLY SPIRIT may not be withheld from me , but that I may promote thy glory , and the salvation both of myself and others : grant this , O Lord , for the sake of JESUS ...
... folly ; grant , I beseech thee , that in this my undertaking , thy HOLY SPIRIT may not be withheld from me , but that I may promote thy glory , and the salvation both of myself and others : grant this , O Lord , for the sake of JESUS ...
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... the arts of destroying time . The numberless expedients practised by this class of mortals to alleviate the burden of life are not less shameful , nor , perhaps , much 20 [ No. 6 . THE RAMBLER . The folly and inconvenience of affectation.
... the arts of destroying time . The numberless expedients practised by this class of mortals to alleviate the burden of life are not less shameful , nor , perhaps , much 20 [ No. 6 . THE RAMBLER . The folly and inconvenience of affectation.
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... folly and va- nity , from the cares of avarice and the joys of in- temperance , from the lulling sounds of deceitful flattery , and the tempting sight of prosperous wickedness . From the necessity of dispossessing the sensi- tive ...
... folly and va- nity , from the cares of avarice and the joys of in- temperance , from the lulling sounds of deceitful flattery , and the tempting sight of prosperous wickedness . From the necessity of dispossessing the sensi- tive ...
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