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... appear But for a business worthy of a god . - Roscommon . man ) with great energy of expression , and in a clearer and stronger light than I ever met with in any other writer . As these points are dry in themselves to the generality of ...
... appear But for a business worthy of a god . - Roscommon . man ) with great energy of expression , and in a clearer and stronger light than I ever met with in any other writer . As these points are dry in themselves to the generality of ...
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... appear probable . -The the fall of man , though they are very astonish - story should be such as an ordinary reader ing in themselves , are not only credible , but may acquiesce in , whatever natural , moral , or actual points of faith ...
... appear probable . -The the fall of man , though they are very astonish - story should be such as an ordinary reader ing in themselves , are not only credible , but may acquiesce in , whatever natural , moral , or actual points of faith ...
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... appear at White's in a good estates , and two titles , was lured from us cherry - coloured hat . I took this hint from last week by a mixed feather . the ladies ' hoods , which I look upon as the ' I am ordered to present you with the ...
... appear at White's in a good estates , and two titles , was lured from us cherry - coloured hat . I took this hint from last week by a mixed feather . the ladies ' hoods , which I look upon as the ' I am ordered to present you with the ...
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... appear in , or part of the he aims only at a life without pain or reproach ; kingdom to fly into , but he must fall into the pleasure , honour , and riches , are things for notice , and be subject to the power of the in - which he has ...
... appear in , or part of the he aims only at a life without pain or reproach ; kingdom to fly into , but he must fall into the pleasure , honour , and riches , are things for notice , and be subject to the power of the in - which he has ...
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... appear to me the most exquisite , or the reader will give me leave to use the ex- those which are not so obvious to ordinary pression , that their thoughts are always * pa- readers . Every one that has read the critics radisaical ...
... appear to me the most exquisite , or the reader will give me leave to use the ex- those which are not so obvious to ordinary pression , that their thoughts are always * pa- readers . Every one that has read the critics radisaical ...
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