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Page 339
... perhaps thou art carry- ing a large sum of money , and payest those men well . " This remon strance was not thrown away . I immediately assisted in every thing that was not beyond my force ; and proportionally gained on the good opinion ...
... perhaps thou art carry- ing a large sum of money , and payest those men well . " This remon strance was not thrown away . I immediately assisted in every thing that was not beyond my force ; and proportionally gained on the good opinion ...
Page 351
... perhaps even to the end of their days , in a full tide of worldly prosperity , blessed with every thing that is thought most valuable in this life , wealth , power , rank , health , and strength , and enjoying all these advantages ...
... perhaps even to the end of their days , in a full tide of worldly prosperity , blessed with every thing that is thought most valuable in this life , wealth , power , rank , health , and strength , and enjoying all these advantages ...
Page 358
... perhaps it is entirely owing to its mode of feeding , which , never giving occasion for any exercise of its strength or weapons , prevents it from knowing their powers as a means of defence : But mankind has often fallen into a similar ...
... perhaps it is entirely owing to its mode of feeding , which , never giving occasion for any exercise of its strength or weapons , prevents it from knowing their powers as a means of defence : But mankind has often fallen into a similar ...
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