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Pagina 271
... late mention of me with so much applause . It is , I think , your fate to give me new sentiments : as you formerly in- pired me with the true sense of love , so do you now with the true sense of glory . As desire had the least part in ...
... late mention of me with so much applause . It is , I think , your fate to give me new sentiments : as you formerly in- pired me with the true sense of love , so do you now with the true sense of glory . As desire had the least part in ...
Pagina 293
... late letter from Statira gave me the hint to use the same method of explaining myself to you . I am not affronted at the de- sign your late behaviour discovered you had in your addresses to me ; but I impute it to the degeneracy of the ...
... late letter from Statira gave me the hint to use the same method of explaining myself to you . I am not affronted at the de- sign your late behaviour discovered you had in your addresses to me ; but I impute it to the degeneracy of the ...
Pagina 584
... late French king was most like Augustus Cæsar or Nero . The con- troversy was carried on with great heat on both sides ; and as each of them looked upon me very frequently during the course of their de- bate , I was under some ...
... late French king was most like Augustus Cæsar or Nero . The con- troversy was carried on with great heat on both sides ; and as each of them looked upon me very frequently during the course of their de- bate , I was under some ...
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