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Pagina 56
... fince his first Ap- pearance ; which will not feem ftrange , when I acquaint my Reader that the Lion has been changed upon the Au- dience three several times . The first Lion was a Candle- fnuffer , who being a Fellow of a tefty ...
... fince his first Ap- pearance ; which will not feem ftrange , when I acquaint my Reader that the Lion has been changed upon the Au- dience three several times . The first Lion was a Candle- fnuffer , who being a Fellow of a tefty ...
Pagina 91
... fince John of Gaunt . Such is the Uncertainty of all humane Greatnefs , that I who lately never moved without a Guard , am now preffed as · a common Soldier , and am to fail with the first fair Wind against my Brother Lewis of France ...
... fince John of Gaunt . Such is the Uncertainty of all humane Greatnefs , that I who lately never moved without a Guard , am now preffed as · a common Soldier , and am to fail with the first fair Wind against my Brother Lewis of France ...
Pagina 108
... fince the Duration of Life is fo uncertain , and that has been a common Topick of Difcourfe ever fince there was fuch a thing as Life it felf , how is it poffible that we should defer a Moment the beginning to live according to the ...
... fince the Duration of Life is fo uncertain , and that has been a common Topick of Difcourfe ever fince there was fuch a thing as Life it felf , how is it poffible that we should defer a Moment the beginning to live according to the ...
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