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... feel tolerably at your ease with regard to the final safety of your bones . Here the first motion of the horses is like the signal of alarm ; you feel it like an electrical shock in your heart ; and , if your female companions be ...
... feel tolerably at your ease with regard to the final safety of your bones . Here the first motion of the horses is like the signal of alarm ; you feel it like an electrical shock in your heart ; and , if your female companions be ...
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... feel for the Bristol character . It is a School of Industry for the Indigent Blind , formed in 1793 , and supported by the voluntary contributions of the public . Here those unfortunate beings , who , ( the blessing of sight being ...
... feel for the Bristol character . It is a School of Industry for the Indigent Blind , formed in 1793 , and supported by the voluntary contributions of the public . Here those unfortunate beings , who , ( the blessing of sight being ...
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... feel , by a decisive proof , that virtue like his , must be nourished from its own substance only , and cannot be assured of any external support . " Let his successors , who daily behold this monument , consider that it was not built ...
... feel , by a decisive proof , that virtue like his , must be nourished from its own substance only , and cannot be assured of any external support . " Let his successors , who daily behold this monument , consider that it was not built ...
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