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Pagina 36
... occasion any Debate upon , or give ' em any Apprehension of ill Consequence from it , will be found to be the Occasion of their ill Success , rather than any Errour in Points of Moment and Difficulty , which naturally engaged their ...
... occasion any Debate upon , or give ' em any Apprehension of ill Consequence from it , will be found to be the Occasion of their ill Success , rather than any Errour in Points of Moment and Difficulty , which naturally engaged their ...
Pagina 114
... Occasions , when the Mind is thus pleased with it self , and amused with its own Discoveries , that it is highly delighted with the Writing which is the Occasion of it . For this Reason the Absalon and Achitophel was one of the most ...
... Occasions , when the Mind is thus pleased with it self , and amused with its own Discoveries , that it is highly delighted with the Writing which is the Occasion of it . For this Reason the Absalon and Achitophel was one of the most ...
Pagina 133
... Occasion , at the Sight of the old Man's Handwriting burst into Tears , and put the Book into his Pocket . Captain Sentry informs me , that the Knight has left Rings and Mourning for every one in the Club . No. 518 . [ STEELE . ] Friday ...
... Occasion , at the Sight of the old Man's Handwriting burst into Tears , and put the Book into his Pocket . Captain Sentry informs me , that the Knight has left Rings and Mourning for every one in the Club . No. 518 . [ STEELE . ] Friday ...
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