The Student, Or, The Oxford and Cambridge Monthly Miscellany, Volúmenes1-2J. Newbery, 1971 |
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... thing is eafy and natural , yet every thing is masterly and ftrong . May the publick favours crown his merits , and may not the English , under the auspi- cious reign of GEORGE the fecond , neglect a man , who , had he lived in the ...
... thing is eafy and natural , yet every thing is masterly and ftrong . May the publick favours crown his merits , and may not the English , under the auspi- cious reign of GEORGE the fecond , neglect a man , who , had he lived in the ...
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... thing to Tom , whom he convers'd with ; which ever came first in his way , he paid his devoirs to ; whether the happen'd to be a first - rate beauty , or the homelieft dowdy ; a coffee - house girl , or his bookfeller's maid ; a cook's ...
... thing to Tom , whom he convers'd with ; which ever came first in his way , he paid his devoirs to ; whether the happen'd to be a first - rate beauty , or the homelieft dowdy ; a coffee - house girl , or his bookfeller's maid ; a cook's ...
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... thing at the chandler's . She is very charitable in her nature ; but if a blind or lame beggar fue for one far- thing or an half - penny , fhe bids them go and work , be- cause she won't encourage idleness . Many more inftances I could ...
... thing at the chandler's . She is very charitable in her nature ; but if a blind or lame beggar fue for one far- thing or an half - penny , fhe bids them go and work , be- cause she won't encourage idleness . Many more inftances I could ...
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