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Pagina 98
... Reason , as several Brute Creatures discover in their Actions something like a faint glimmering of Reason , though they betray in no single Circumstance of their Behaviour any thing that bears the least Affinity to Devotion . It is ...
... Reason , as several Brute Creatures discover in their Actions something like a faint glimmering of Reason , though they betray in no single Circumstance of their Behaviour any thing that bears the least Affinity to Devotion . It is ...
Pagina 282
... Reason , but that I thought what he proposed the Effect of Humour and old Age , which I am now convinced had Reason and good Sense in it . I cannot now go into the Parlour to him , and make his Heart glad with an Account of a Matter ...
... Reason , but that I thought what he proposed the Effect of Humour and old Age , which I am now convinced had Reason and good Sense in it . I cannot now go into the Parlour to him , and make his Heart glad with an Account of a Matter ...
Pagina 462
... Reason to aid me against the Design upon your Virtue . But when that Virtue began to comply in my Favour , my Reason made an Effort over my Love , and let me see the Baseness of my Behaviour in attempting a Woman of Honour . I own to ...
... Reason to aid me against the Design upon your Virtue . But when that Virtue began to comply in my Favour , my Reason made an Effort over my Love , and let me see the Baseness of my Behaviour in attempting a Woman of Honour . I own to ...
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