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... less leisure , I should contrived , and the more adjusted to a poetical have more ; for I should then find my time probability , as it was a received doctrine among distinguished into portions , some for business , the most famous ...
... less leisure , I should contrived , and the more adjusted to a poetical have more ; for I should then find my time probability , as it was a received doctrine among distinguished into portions , some for business , the most famous ...
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... less creatures , in the only place where covet- ousness were a virtue , we turn prodigals ! No- thing lies upon our hands with such uneasiness , nor have there been so many devices for any one thing , as to make it slide away impercep ...
... less creatures , in the only place where covet- ousness were a virtue , we turn prodigals ! No- thing lies upon our hands with such uneasiness , nor have there been so many devices for any one thing , as to make it slide away impercep ...
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... less creatures , in the only place where covet- ousness were a virtue , we turn prodigals ! No- thing lies upon our hands with such uneasiness , nor have there been so many devices for any one thing , as to make it slide away impercep ...
... less creatures , in the only place where covet- ousness were a virtue , we turn prodigals ! No- thing lies upon our hands with such uneasiness , nor have there been so many devices for any one thing , as to make it slide away impercep ...
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... less judgment and invention than this great author , would have found it very difficult to have filled these tender parts of the poem with sentiments proper for a state of in- ' Some years ago it happened that I lived in nocence ; to ...
... less judgment and invention than this great author , would have found it very difficult to have filled these tender parts of the poem with sentiments proper for a state of in- ' Some years ago it happened that I lived in nocence ; to ...
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... less fair , Less winning soft , less amiably mild , Than that smooth watery image : back Itura'd ; Thou following cry'dst aloud , " Return , fair Eve ! Whom fly'st thou Whom thou fly'st , of him thou art , His flesh , his bone ; to give ...
... less fair , Less winning soft , less amiably mild , Than that smooth watery image : back Itura'd ; Thou following cry'dst aloud , " Return , fair Eve ! Whom fly'st thou Whom thou fly'st , of him thou art , His flesh , his bone ; to give ...
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