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Pagina 88
... endeavours for making ourselves great , or rich , or honourable , or whatever else we place our happiness in , may after all prove unsuccessful ; whereas , if we constantly and sincerely endeavour to make ourselves happy in the other ...
... endeavours for making ourselves great , or rich , or honourable , or whatever else we place our happiness in , may after all prove unsuccessful ; whereas , if we constantly and sincerely endeavour to make ourselves happy in the other ...
Pagina 89
... endeavours for making ourselves great , or rich , or honourable , or whatever else we place our happiness in , may after all prove unsuccessful ; whereas , if we constantly and sincerely endeavour to make ourselves happy in the other ...
... endeavours for making ourselves great , or rich , or honourable , or whatever else we place our happiness in , may after all prove unsuccessful ; whereas , if we constantly and sincerely endeavour to make ourselves happy in the other ...
Pagina 315
... endeavour , you will very much oblige and improve one , who has the boldness to hope that he may be admitted into the number of your correspondents . • I have often wondered to hear men of good sense and good - nature profess a dislike ...
... endeavour , you will very much oblige and improve one , who has the boldness to hope that he may be admitted into the number of your correspondents . • I have often wondered to hear men of good sense and good - nature profess a dislike ...
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