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Pagina 139
... young one , than the " Senfe of her own Torments . BUT notwithstanding this natural Love in Brutes is much more violent and intenfe than in rational Creatures , Providence has taken care that it fhould be no longer troublesome to the ...
... young one , than the " Senfe of her own Torments . BUT notwithstanding this natural Love in Brutes is much more violent and intenfe than in rational Creatures , Providence has taken care that it fhould be no longer troublesome to the ...
Pagina 149
... young Fellow in the whole County . THE Truth of it is , fince my refiding in these Parts I have seen and heard innumerable Inftances of young Heirs and elder Brothers , who either from their own re- flecting upon the Estates they are ...
... young Fellow in the whole County . THE Truth of it is , fince my refiding in these Parts I have seen and heard innumerable Inftances of young Heirs and elder Brothers , who either from their own re- flecting upon the Estates they are ...
Pagina 257
... Young , and every young one hopes to be old , there seems to be a most un- natural Misunderstanding between those two Stages of Life . This unhappy Want of Commerce arifes from the infolent Arrogance or Exultation in Youth , and the ir ...
... Young , and every young one hopes to be old , there seems to be a most un- natural Misunderstanding between those two Stages of Life . This unhappy Want of Commerce arifes from the infolent Arrogance or Exultation in Youth , and the ir ...
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