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Pagina 79
... pleased with his Conclufion ; and as each knew his good Will to the reft , he was convinced that the many Profeffions of Kind- ness and Service , which we ordinarily meet with , are not natural where the Heart is well inclined ; but are ...
... pleased with his Conclufion ; and as each knew his good Will to the reft , he was convinced that the many Profeffions of Kind- ness and Service , which we ordinarily meet with , are not natural where the Heart is well inclined ; but are ...
Pagina 124
... pleased , as we rid along , to observe the general Benevolence of all theNeighbourhood towards my Friend . The Farmers Sons thought themselves happy if they could open a Gate for the good old Knight as he paf- fed by ; which he ...
... pleased , as we rid along , to observe the general Benevolence of all theNeighbourhood towards my Friend . The Farmers Sons thought themselves happy if they could open a Gate for the good old Knight as he paf- fed by ; which he ...
Pagina 212
... pleased to recom- mend fome Author or Authors to my Perufal . 6 C 6 с < < < < I thought indeed , when I first caft my Eye on Eleono ' ra's Letter , that I fhould have had no occafion for re- quefting it of you ; but , to my very great ...
... pleased to recom- mend fome Author or Authors to my Perufal . 6 C 6 с < < < < I thought indeed , when I first caft my Eye on Eleono ' ra's Letter , that I fhould have had no occafion for re- quefting it of you ; but , to my very great ...
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