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... equal chance ? Is an offender against the rules of gentility , or againg the obli- gations of morality , a man prefumptively deftitute of honour himself , fairly intitled to this equal chance of extending an injury already committed ...
... equal chance ? Is an offender against the rules of gentility , or againg the obli- gations of morality , a man prefumptively deftitute of honour himself , fairly intitled to this equal chance of extending an injury already committed ...
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... equal to the task , Hard as it is ; fo Henry left me not In anger or unkindness , but refign'd me , With the dear care of a protecting friend , To the foft paths of penitence and peace , I would embrace the torment it entail'd , And ...
... equal to the task , Hard as it is ; fo Henry left me not In anger or unkindness , but refign'd me , With the dear care of a protecting friend , To the foft paths of penitence and peace , I would embrace the torment it entail'd , And ...
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... equal right with me , to pursue their own happiness ? Is there a fenator , is there a nobleman , is there a prelate , who would not confider it as a great hard- fhip , to be laid under obligations of violating his own con- fcience , of ...
... equal right with me , to pursue their own happiness ? Is there a fenator , is there a nobleman , is there a prelate , who would not confider it as a great hard- fhip , to be laid under obligations of violating his own con- fcience , of ...
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PARRYS Attempt to demonftrate RUTTYs Natural History of | 6 |
FELLS Poem on the Times | 20 |
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