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Pagina 457
... tural desire of John Trot for dancing , and a specific to lessen the inclination Mrs. Fidget has to motion , and cause her always to give her approbation to the present place she is in . In fine , no Egyptian mummy was ever half so ...
... tural desire of John Trot for dancing , and a specific to lessen the inclination Mrs. Fidget has to motion , and cause her always to give her approbation to the present place she is in . In fine , no Egyptian mummy was ever half so ...
Pagina 550
... tural vigilance , not only observed , but answered it very regularly from time to time . The watchman was so affected with it , that he bought her , and has taken her in partner , only altering their hours of duty from night to day ...
... tural vigilance , not only observed , but answered it very regularly from time to time . The watchman was so affected with it , that he bought her , and has taken her in partner , only altering their hours of duty from night to day ...
Pagina 771
... tural philosophy , in which the arguments on both sides seem to be of equal strength . But , as I began with considering this point as it re- lates to action , I shall here borrow an admira- ble reflection from monsieur Paschal , which ...
... tural philosophy , in which the arguments on both sides seem to be of equal strength . But , as I began with considering this point as it re- lates to action , I shall here borrow an admira- ble reflection from monsieur Paschal , which ...
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