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Pagina 194
... occasion of coming out with one lie or other , that has neither wit , humour , prospect of interest , or any other motive that I can think of in nature . The other day , when one was commending an eminent and learned divine , what occasion ...
... occasion of coming out with one lie or other , that has neither wit , humour , prospect of interest , or any other motive that I can think of in nature . The other day , when one was commending an eminent and learned divine , what occasion ...
Pagina 345
... occasion , and to let me know how I may relieve myself in this my widowhood . ' I am , sir , ' Your most humble servant , ' ASTERIA . " Absence is what the poets call death in love , and has given occasion to abundance of beau- tiful ...
... occasion , and to let me know how I may relieve myself in this my widowhood . ' I am , sir , ' Your most humble servant , ' ASTERIA . " Absence is what the poets call death in love , and has given occasion to abundance of beau- tiful ...
Pagina 734
... occasions , when the mind is thus pleased with itself , and amused with its own discoveries , that it is highly delighted with the writing which is the occasion of it . For this reason the Absalom and Achitophel was one of the most ...
... occasions , when the mind is thus pleased with itself , and amused with its own discoveries , that it is highly delighted with the writing which is the occasion of it . For this reason the Absalom and Achitophel was one of the most ...
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