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... fame treatment of my kind advisers as poor Gil Blas had from his moft reverend patron . My literary bequests to future times , and more serious concerns , muft occupy the remnant of my days . This clofes my public labours ...
... fame treatment of my kind advisers as poor Gil Blas had from his moft reverend patron . My literary bequests to future times , and more serious concerns , muft occupy the remnant of my days . This clofes my public labours ...
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... fame pa- tient inveftigation , the fame perfpicuity of arrangement , and the fame felicity of expreffion which are confpicuous in his other writings . We have perused its contents with no fmall pleasure . We are only forry that the able ...
... fame pa- tient inveftigation , the fame perfpicuity of arrangement , and the fame felicity of expreffion which are confpicuous in his other writings . We have perused its contents with no fmall pleasure . We are only forry that the able ...
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... fame reafon the whole creation ought to have been differently modelled . The ant fhould have been endued with the finews of the ele- phant , the elephant with the reasoning faculties of man , men fhould have been conftituted angels ...
... fame reafon the whole creation ought to have been differently modelled . The ant fhould have been endued with the finews of the ele- phant , the elephant with the reasoning faculties of man , men fhould have been conftituted angels ...
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