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Pagina 198
... live in Servitude , that those whom they depend upon will not allow them to be even as happy as their Condition will admit of . There are , as these unhappy Correfpondents inform me , Masters who are offended at a chearful Countenance ...
... live in Servitude , that those whom they depend upon will not allow them to be even as happy as their Condition will admit of . There are , as these unhappy Correfpondents inform me , Masters who are offended at a chearful Countenance ...
Pagina 259
... live in our Ima- ginations when our Limbs cannot be fubfervient to them . The poor Fellow who loft his Arm last Siege will tell you , he feels the Fingers that are buried in Flanders ake every cold Morning at Chelsea . THE fond Humour ...
... live in our Ima- ginations when our Limbs cannot be fubfervient to them . The poor Fellow who loft his Arm last Siege will tell you , he feels the Fingers that are buried in Flanders ake every cold Morning at Chelsea . THE fond Humour ...
Pagina 302
... live with Comfort and die in Peace . THE Letters which the Father fent her afterwards are yet extant in the Nunnery ... Lives , and in their Deaths they were not divided . C Saturday , No. 165. Saturday , September 8 . I Si forte 302 The ...
... live with Comfort and die in Peace . THE Letters which the Father fent her afterwards are yet extant in the Nunnery ... Lives , and in their Deaths they were not divided . C Saturday , No. 165. Saturday , September 8 . I Si forte 302 The ...
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