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... says he , which prefents itfelf to my Pupil , happen to exhibit a melan- choly fpectacle , the fenfation is immediately fucceeded by a pleafing idea : perceiving himfelf exempt from the evils with which others are afflicted , he finds ...
... says he , which prefents itfelf to my Pupil , happen to exhibit a melan- choly fpectacle , the fenfation is immediately fucceeded by a pleafing idea : perceiving himfelf exempt from the evils with which others are afflicted , he finds ...
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... say , there is no one member , either of the upper or lower house , who can be at once fo illiterate and void of common fenfe as this contemptible fcrib bler . An Englishman ! for fhame ! -A driver of black cattle from Scot- land would ...
... say , there is no one member , either of the upper or lower house , who can be at once fo illiterate and void of common fenfe as this contemptible fcrib bler . An Englishman ! for fhame ! -A driver of black cattle from Scot- land would ...
Page 75
... says he , " in Greek or Latin , or tranf- lating thefe languages into English , avail for the Purpose of acquiring an elegant English ftile ? No - we know just the reverfe from woeful Experience ! And as Mr. Locke and the Spectator ...
... says he , " in Greek or Latin , or tranf- lating thefe languages into English , avail for the Purpose of acquiring an elegant English ftile ? No - we know just the reverfe from woeful Experience ! And as Mr. Locke and the Spectator ...
Page 108
... say , he reads . The Orator fills even Kings with awe , When in his Master's name he deals his law ; When peace on earth , and glory in the high'ft , He preaches not himself , but Jefus Chrift . Madam Pedia having ended her inftructions ...
... say , he reads . The Orator fills even Kings with awe , When in his Master's name he deals his law ; When peace on earth , and glory in the high'ft , He preaches not himself , but Jefus Chrift . Madam Pedia having ended her inftructions ...
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... Say , who fhall dare defpife me ? who but thou F'er found my name without the Hero's meed , Well earned applaufe ? MENT . Can you believe , my Prince , ( Confult your reafon ; fearch your noble heart ) Glory will e'er refult to vigorous ...
... Say , who fhall dare defpife me ? who but thou F'er found my name without the Hero's meed , Well earned applaufe ? MENT . Can you believe , my Prince , ( Confult your reafon ; fearch your noble heart ) Glory will e'er refult to vigorous ...
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