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Page 53
... friends at home . There let ' em doze . Be it our nobler aim To live where ftands the bottle ? " We are foon , however , amply repaid for any difappointment , which we may have experienced in the foregoing paffages : He faid and ended ...
... friends at home . There let ' em doze . Be it our nobler aim To live where ftands the bottle ? " We are foon , however , amply repaid for any difappointment , which we may have experienced in the foregoing paffages : He faid and ended ...
Page 80
... friends , however , had but too much reafon for be- lieving , that he had fallen the miferable victim of his implacable enemies . The Arians found in the fucceffor of Conftantine a protector and a friend . Their great patron , the ...
... friends , however , had but too much reafon for be- lieving , that he had fallen the miferable victim of his implacable enemies . The Arians found in the fucceffor of Conftantine a protector and a friend . Their great patron , the ...
Page 383
... friends remaining in the island , and had been importunately urging revolt . Diotrephes did for them the most ... friends of Alcibiades and of oligarchy fhared the fame fate ; for , at Athens , the caufes of Alcibiades and of oligarchy ...
... friends remaining in the island , and had been importunately urging revolt . Diotrephes did for them the most ... friends of Alcibiades and of oligarchy fhared the fame fate ; for , at Athens , the caufes of Alcibiades and of oligarchy ...
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