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... himself of the freedoms which the epiftolary form admits , and having indulged that fportive vein to which an anonymous writer feels himself entitled : but which a proper refpect for himself , as well as for his readers , would perhaps ...
... himself of the freedoms which the epiftolary form admits , and having indulged that fportive vein to which an anonymous writer feels himself entitled : but which a proper refpect for himself , as well as for his readers , would perhaps ...
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... himself to us , I cannot perfuade Crito ( fays he ) , my friends , that I am that Socrates who now disputes with you , and methodifes every part of the difcourfe ; but he thinks that I am he whom he will fhortly behold dead , and asks ...
... himself to us , I cannot perfuade Crito ( fays he ) , my friends , that I am that Socrates who now disputes with you , and methodifes every part of the difcourfe ; but he thinks that I am he whom he will fhortly behold dead , and asks ...
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... himself of them all , and submits to temporary blindness , when he perceives that his organs of fight are threatened with danger . In doing this , he does not fhew that he is infenfible of the bleflings of fight ; on the contrary , it ...
... himself of them all , and submits to temporary blindness , when he perceives that his organs of fight are threatened with danger . In doing this , he does not fhew that he is infenfible of the bleflings of fight ; on the contrary , it ...
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