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Pagina 105
... thousand times , at which however I think no Body has any Title to take Exception , but they who never failed to put this in practice - Not to use any longer Preface , this being the Seafon of the Year in which great Numbers of all ...
... thousand times , at which however I think no Body has any Title to take Exception , but they who never failed to put this in practice - Not to use any longer Preface , this being the Seafon of the Year in which great Numbers of all ...
Pagina 202
... thousand Pieces , but as she was afterwards furveying the Fragments with a fpiteful kind of Pleafure , fhe could not forbear uttering herself in the following Soliloquy . What have I got by this revengeful Blow of mine , I have only ...
... thousand Pieces , but as she was afterwards furveying the Fragments with a fpiteful kind of Pleafure , fhe could not forbear uttering herself in the following Soliloquy . What have I got by this revengeful Blow of mine , I have only ...
Pagina 212
... thousand thousand precious Gifts My daily Thanks employ , Nor is the leaft a chearful Heart , That taffes these Gifts with Joy . XI . Through BOD XI . Through every Period of my Life Thy 212 No.453 The SPECTATOR .
... thousand thousand precious Gifts My daily Thanks employ , Nor is the leaft a chearful Heart , That taffes these Gifts with Joy . XI . Through BOD XI . Through every Period of my Life Thy 212 No.453 The SPECTATOR .
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