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Pagina 86
... seems to be destroyed I will take for granted , that a fine gentle- by it ; and the true hononr which one court man should be honest in his actions , and re- does to another on that occasion , loses its force fined in his language ...
... seems to be destroyed I will take for granted , that a fine gentle- by it ; and the true hononr which one court man should be honest in his actions , and re- does to another on that occasion , loses its force fined in his language ...
Pagina 95
... seems to be confused passion of her own , by making Betty talk of with scraps he had got in hearing and reading James ; and James is become a constant wai- what he did not understand ) into what he ter near his master's apartment , in ...
... seems to be confused passion of her own , by making Betty talk of with scraps he had got in hearing and reading James ; and James is become a constant wai- what he did not understand ) into what he ter near his master's apartment , in ...
Pagina 309
... seem to reflect on the ed thought , by relating here a Jewish tradi- gods as the authors of injustice ; and lays it tion concerning Moses , which seems to be a down as a principle , that whatever is permit- kind of parable ...
... seem to reflect on the ed thought , by relating here a Jewish tradi- gods as the authors of injustice ; and lays it tion concerning Moses , which seems to be a down as a principle , that whatever is permit- kind of parable ...
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Care of the Female | 4 |
Folly of the Pride of Birth or Fortune | 5 |
The Uses of the Spectator | 10 |
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