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... least good of it . plague take you ! Here I sat near the historical summit of Parnassus , immediately under Dr. Smollet ; and you have the impudence to squeeze yourself directly under his feet . Do you imagine , that this can be ...
... least good of it . plague take you ! Here I sat near the historical summit of Parnassus , immediately under Dr. Smollet ; and you have the impudence to squeeze yourself directly under his feet . Do you imagine , that this can be ...
Pagina 73
... least , if he does not do this , he expresses himself with such ambiguity in different places , that we know not what he means . In page 34 he says : 6 The reference , therefore , of the article itself is in strictness always ...
... least , if he does not do this , he expresses himself with such ambiguity in different places , that we know not what he means . In page 34 he says : 6 The reference , therefore , of the article itself is in strictness always ...
Pagina 258
... least troublesome way , would have formed an acceptable addition . - The Common Mouse is treated with too much brevity ; and the assertion that it is entirely a domestic animal , and never to be found in fields , or in countries ...
... least troublesome way , would have formed an acceptable addition . - The Common Mouse is treated with too much brevity ; and the assertion that it is entirely a domestic animal , and never to be found in fields , or in countries ...
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