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Pagina 204
The moon is always full orb'd , yet never looks full at us , but peeps behind fleecy clouds . - Night never forgets to assume the appropriate dignity of her sable mantle , with which ( when she is not in a good hu- mour ) she ...
The moon is always full orb'd , yet never looks full at us , but peeps behind fleecy clouds . - Night never forgets to assume the appropriate dignity of her sable mantle , with which ( when she is not in a good hu- mour ) she ...
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... never pardon persons of superior understanding , but in proportion to the indulgence they experienced from them , and the care taken to conceal this indulgence . Fontenelle and la Motte , when in companies not made for them , never gave ...
... never pardon persons of superior understanding , but in proportion to the indulgence they experienced from them , and the care taken to conceal this indulgence . Fontenelle and la Motte , when in companies not made for them , never gave ...
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... never seen equalled . This charm arose not more from the power than the versatility of his genius . No languor could be felt in the society of a man who passed at pleasure from grave to gay , from the ludicrous to the pathetic , from ...
... never seen equalled . This charm arose not more from the power than the versatility of his genius . No languor could be felt in the society of a man who passed at pleasure from grave to gay , from the ludicrous to the pathetic , from ...
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Abridgement of Modern Determinations | 30 |
Pen Art of making | 49 |
Actor Defence of that Profession 384 | 56 |
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