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Pagina 151
... ordinary Beha viour of a Son who knows himself to be the Heir of a great Eftate , they both agreed upon an Exchange of Chil dren , namely , that the Boy fhould be bred up with Leontine as his Son , and that the Girl fhould live with ...
... ordinary Beha viour of a Son who knows himself to be the Heir of a great Eftate , they both agreed upon an Exchange of Chil dren , namely , that the Boy fhould be bred up with Leontine as his Son , and that the Girl fhould live with ...
Pagina 183
... ordinary , and very little happened which could entertain by the Relation of them : But when I confider'd the Company we were in , I took it for no fmall good Fortune that the whole Journey was not spent in Impertinences , which to one ...
... ordinary , and very little happened which could entertain by the Relation of them : But when I confider'd the Company we were in , I took it for no fmall good Fortune that the whole Journey was not spent in Impertinences , which to one ...
Pagina 318
... ordinary Commerce and Occurrences of Life ; for in the publick Adminiftrations of Juftice , Mercy to one may be Cruelty to others . Ir is grown almost into a maxim , that Good - natured Men are not always Men of the most Wit . The ...
... ordinary Commerce and Occurrences of Life ; for in the publick Adminiftrations of Juftice , Mercy to one may be Cruelty to others . Ir is grown almost into a maxim , that Good - natured Men are not always Men of the most Wit . The ...
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