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Pagina 82
tion to see that , instead of being pitied , he only moved the mirth of his princess , and of a young female slave who was with her . He continued , however , to serenade her every morning , till at last the queen , charmed with his ...
tion to see that , instead of being pitied , he only moved the mirth of his princess , and of a young female slave who was with her . He continued , however , to serenade her every morning , till at last the queen , charmed with his ...
Pagina 89
... that it was impossible to express it in such words as might convey a no tion of it to his hearers . It is very natural for us to take delight in inquiries concerning any foreign country , where we are some time or other to make our ...
... that it was impossible to express it in such words as might convey a no tion of it to his hearers . It is very natural for us to take delight in inquiries concerning any foreign country , where we are some time or other to make our ...
Pagina 131
... those operations of the mind , while the body is at rest , there is a certain vastness of conception very suitable to the capacity , and demonstrative of the force of that divine part in our composi tion which will last for ever .
... those operations of the mind , while the body is at rest , there is a certain vastness of conception very suitable to the capacity , and demonstrative of the force of that divine part in our composi tion which will last for ever .
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