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... fhould no longer remain with you , but fhould depart to certain felicities of the bleifed , this I feem to have declared to him in vain , though it was undertaken to confole both you and myself . Promife , therefore , ( fays he ) , for ...
... fhould no longer remain with you , but fhould depart to certain felicities of the bleifed , this I feem to have declared to him in vain , though it was undertaken to confole both you and myself . Promife , therefore , ( fays he ) , for ...
Page 252
... fhould no longer remain with you , but fhould depart to certain felicities of the bleifed , this I feem to have declared to him in vain , though it was undertaken to confole both you and myself . Promife , therefore , ( fays he ) , for ...
... fhould no longer remain with you , but fhould depart to certain felicities of the bleifed , this I feem to have declared to him in vain , though it was undertaken to confole both you and myself . Promife , therefore , ( fays he ) , for ...
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... fhould find fault with them ; and therefore we fhall enter at fome length into an examination of them . " The ode , ( fays a superior artist , ) like any other piece of poetical compofition , is written with fome determined end ; and ...
... fhould find fault with them ; and therefore we fhall enter at fome length into an examination of them . " The ode , ( fays a superior artist , ) like any other piece of poetical compofition , is written with fome determined end ; and ...
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