The Guardian: Complete in One Volume, with Notes, and a General IndexJ. Jones, 1829 - 264 páginas |
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... believe nothing of all this : so that the whole town cries out Shame that one of his coat should be such an atheist ; " and design to complain of him to the bishop . He goes about very oddly to solve the matter . He supposes , that the ...
... believe nothing of all this : so that the whole town cries out Shame that one of his coat should be such an atheist ; " and design to complain of him to the bishop . He goes about very oddly to solve the matter . He supposes , that the ...
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... believe I should accept the invitation . No , no , I remember too well how he served an ingenious gentleman , a friend of mine , whom he locked up in the Bastile for no reason in the world , but because he was a wit , aud feared he ...
... believe I should accept the invitation . No , no , I remember too well how he served an ingenious gentleman , a friend of mine , whom he locked up in the Bastile for no reason in the world , but because he was a wit , aud feared he ...
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... believe we had a very good time with these brethren , who were so far out of the dress of their native country , and so lost in its dialect , that they were as much strangers to themselves , as to their relation to each other . They ...
... believe we had a very good time with these brethren , who were so far out of the dress of their native country , and so lost in its dialect , that they were as much strangers to themselves , as to their relation to each other . They ...
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... believe to - morrow will be the day of battle ; and something forebodes in my breast that I shall fall in it . If it proves so , I hope you will hear I have done nothing below a man who had the love of his country , quickened by a ...
... believe to - morrow will be the day of battle ; and something forebodes in my breast that I shall fall in it . If it proves so , I hope you will hear I have done nothing below a man who had the love of his country , quickened by a ...
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... believe there is very much in what he asserted : but if you will believe your eyes , and own , that the wickedest and wittiest of them all marry one day or other , it is impossible to believe , that if a man thought he should be for ...
... believe there is very much in what he asserted : but if you will believe your eyes , and own , that the wickedest and wittiest of them all marry one day or other , it is impossible to believe , that if a man thought he should be for ...
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