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Pagina 120
... tion of Rewards and Punishments , and an impartial Execu- tion of Poetical Justice . Who were the first that established this Rule I know not ; but I am sure it has no Foundation in Nature , in Reason , or in the Practice of the ...
... tion of Rewards and Punishments , and an impartial Execu- tion of Poetical Justice . Who were the first that established this Rule I know not ; but I am sure it has no Foundation in Nature , in Reason , or in the Practice of the ...
Pagina 158
... tion betwixt two Faces of such different Extremes , as the only possible Expedient , to mend the Breed , and rectifie the Physiognomy of the Family on both Sides . And again , as she is a Lady of a very fluent Elocution , you need not ...
... tion betwixt two Faces of such different Extremes , as the only possible Expedient , to mend the Breed , and rectifie the Physiognomy of the Family on both Sides . And again , as she is a Lady of a very fluent Elocution , you need not ...
Pagina 373
... tion and Good - will , he only told him that he had made him too high a Compliment ; and when the Fellow seemed to think that could hardly be , added with a more decisive Look , That it was too great an Honour for any Man under a Duke ...
... tion and Good - will , he only told him that he had made him too high a Compliment ; and when the Fellow seemed to think that could hardly be , added with a more decisive Look , That it was too great an Honour for any Man under a Duke ...
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