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... universal benevolence , and a constant aim at the production of happi- ness . Who was more sincere and steady in his friendships ? It has been said that there was no real affection between him and Garrick . On the part of the latter ...
... universal benevolence , and a constant aim at the production of happi- ness . Who was more sincere and steady in his friendships ? It has been said that there was no real affection between him and Garrick . On the part of the latter ...
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... universal . The unhappiness of a wit and a fine lady . · 200 124 129 The 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 ...
... universal . The unhappiness of a wit and a fine lady . · 200 124 129 The 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 ...
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... Universal Chronicle , or Weekly Gazette , " How he differed so widely from such elegant projected in the year 1751 , by Mr. J. Newberry , models is a problem not to be solved , unless it be Bookseller . The preface to the Rambler con ...
... Universal Chronicle , or Weekly Gazette , " How he differed so widely from such elegant projected in the year 1751 , by Mr. J. Newberry , models is a problem not to be solved , unless it be Bookseller . The preface to the Rambler con ...
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... Universal Chronicle , in which they appeared , hurled his vengeance on the pirates in the following " Hue and Cry , " which , as coming from Dr. Johnson's pen , may justly be deemed a literary curiosity . " London , Jan. 5 , 1759 ...
... Universal Chronicle , in which they appeared , hurled his vengeance on the pirates in the following " Hue and Cry , " which , as coming from Dr. Johnson's pen , may justly be deemed a literary curiosity . " London , Jan. 5 , 1759 ...
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... universal drama , as may be the lot of any other man ; young spectators fix their eyes upon him with closer attention , and hope , by observing his behaviour and success , to regulate their own practices , when they shall be engaged in ...
... universal drama , as may be the lot of any other man ; young spectators fix their eyes upon him with closer attention , and hope , by observing his behaviour and success , to regulate their own practices , when they shall be engaged in ...
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