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Page 74
... never actuated with such unprecedented vanity or ambition , as to set before them a boundless chimerical scheme , which the greatest monarchs , the ablest politicians , and the most enthusiastic religionists , never so much as attempted ...
... never actuated with such unprecedented vanity or ambition , as to set before them a boundless chimerical scheme , which the greatest monarchs , the ablest politicians , and the most enthusiastic religionists , never so much as attempted ...
Page 125
... never stir out without putting on their best clothes . They are lazy , treacherous , effeminate , and passionate to excess ; and retain so much of the character of their boasted progenitors , as to be distinguished for a ridiculous ...
... never stir out without putting on their best clothes . They are lazy , treacherous , effeminate , and passionate to excess ; and retain so much of the character of their boasted progenitors , as to be distinguished for a ridiculous ...
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... never disturbed by them in their employment ; and if any one of these animals comes up to them , it is only to eat something out of their hands . They have never been known to attack a man , except when roused on a sudden from their ...
... never disturbed by them in their employment ; and if any one of these animals comes up to them , it is only to eat something out of their hands . They have never been known to attack a man , except when roused on a sudden from their ...
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TITLES AUTHORS NAMES c of the Pub | 3 |
LITERARY JOURNAL | 21 |
Four Heroic Epistles of Ovid 1329 | 33 |
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