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I never saw in any other : he is as regular in his attendance on the poorest peasant , from whom he never can receive one farthing , as on the richest of the nobility ; and whenever he is wanted , will climb three or four miles on the ...
I never saw in any other : he is as regular in his attendance on the poorest peasant , from whom he never can receive one farthing , as on the richest of the nobility ; and whenever he is wanted , will climb three or four miles on the ...
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Would they had never been ! • It was a cruel thought ; and such thoughts have had cruel conse . quences : yet there is so much justice in them , and they call so loudly for the serious attention of every class of men , that they ought ...
Would they had never been ! • It was a cruel thought ; and such thoughts have had cruel conse . quences : yet there is so much justice in them , and they call so loudly for the serious attention of every class of men , that they ought ...
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... to his account the advan . tages ' which were given him by an adversary so little skilful as poor Madame Dacier , God rest her soul ; but to whom the lovers of antiquity and of Homer will never pardon her unfortunate erudition .
... to his account the advan . tages ' which were given him by an adversary so little skilful as poor Madame Dacier , God rest her soul ; but to whom the lovers of antiquity and of Homer will never pardon her unfortunate erudition .
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| Title | The Monthly Review, Or, Literary Journal Volumes 1215-1247 of Early English newspapers Volumes 384-432 of English literary periodicals |
| Contributors | Ralph Griffiths, G. E. Griffiths |
| Publisher | R. Griffiths, 1804 |
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