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... fure I will think it no pains , whenever my health will permit it , but plea- fure , as alfo to receive your letters , which I pray you to spare not , when you have leifure without troubling you ; for they hall fall in no hands where ...
... fure I will think it no pains , whenever my health will permit it , but plea- fure , as alfo to receive your letters , which I pray you to spare not , when you have leifure without troubling you ; for they hall fall in no hands where ...
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... fure of striking the imaginations of his readers either with plea- fure or admiration : in fhort , it contains a tedious repetition of intricate and contradictory treaties , all formed with the view of fecuring the King's dominions on ...
... fure of striking the imaginations of his readers either with plea- fure or admiration : in fhort , it contains a tedious repetition of intricate and contradictory treaties , all formed with the view of fecuring the King's dominions on ...
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... fure to pleafe ; without them , you will be fure to offend . MY DEAR LITTLE BOY , ⚫ Carefully avoid all affectation either of body or of mind . It is a very true and a very trite obfervation , that no man is ridiculous for being what ...
... fure to pleafe ; without them , you will be fure to offend . MY DEAR LITTLE BOY , ⚫ Carefully avoid all affectation either of body or of mind . It is a very true and a very trite obfervation , that no man is ridiculous for being what ...
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