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you would depart under cordial wishes that you might never return . This folly , fo common in England , is never met with in France : the French are quiet in their houses , and do things without effort ' Having taken much pains to find ...
you would depart under cordial wishes that you might never return . This folly , fo common in England , is never met with in France : the French are quiet in their houses , and do things without effort ' Having taken much pains to find ...
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... never profanes thefe effufions , by lavishing them on men who dishonour them felves . A people de-- graded to this degree , are ready to carefs the gilded chains that may be offered them . Behold the people of England dragging in the ...
... never profanes thefe effufions , by lavishing them on men who dishonour them felves . A people de-- graded to this degree , are ready to carefs the gilded chains that may be offered them . Behold the people of England dragging in the ...
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... never fuffered the leaft tendency to profaneness or licentioufnefs to pafs unnoticed ; but manifested his diflike to them , with the freedom of the divine , accompanied with the politeness of the gentleman . A correfpondent having ...
... never fuffered the leaft tendency to profaneness or licentioufnefs to pafs unnoticed ; but manifested his diflike to them , with the freedom of the divine , accompanied with the politeness of the gentleman . A correfpondent having ...
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