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... observation on life from their pulpits , he always thought was , under and manners ; by others , as much condemned , a ... observed the difference between broken ; but it is well known that he loved and your own country impudence and ...
... observation on life from their pulpits , he always thought was , under and manners ; by others , as much condemned , a ... observed the difference between broken ; but it is well known that he loved and your own country impudence and ...
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... observations new combinations , sentences of an unusual struc on the style , & c . of Dr. Johnson , which he will ture , and words derived from the learned lan- not find so copiously described as we could wish guages . His own account ...
... observations new combinations , sentences of an unusual struc on the style , & c . of Dr. Johnson , which he will ture , and words derived from the learned lan- not find so copiously described as we could wish guages . His own account ...
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... observed , she touched it with the amaran- thine end of the sceptre , and consigned it over to immortality . command of their mistresses , to confer immor . tality , or condemn to oblivion . But this scep- tre had now lost its power ...
... observed , she touched it with the amaran- thine end of the sceptre , and consigned it over to immortality . command of their mistresses , to confer immor . tality , or condemn to oblivion . But this scep- tre had now lost its power ...
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... observation and experience ; for that ob servation which is called knowledge of the world , will be found much more ... observed by Swift to be " grateful in the same degree as they are re- sentful . " This principle , with others of ...
... observation and experience ; for that ob servation which is called knowledge of the world , will be found much more ... observed by Swift to be " grateful in the same degree as they are re- sentful . " This principle , with others of ...
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... observations I shall not either adopt or censure : my purpose being to consider the moral discipline of the mind , and to promote the increase of virtue rather than of ... observed that physicians and law- yers are 24 [ No. 8 THE RAMBLER .
... observations I shall not either adopt or censure : my purpose being to consider the moral discipline of the mind , and to promote the increase of virtue rather than of ... observed that physicians and law- yers are 24 [ No. 8 THE RAMBLER .
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