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... greater part of his female spectators . The truth of it is , I find it so very hard a task to keep that sex under any manner of government , that I have often resolved to give them over entirely , and leave them to their own inventions ...
... greater part of his female spectators . The truth of it is , I find it so very hard a task to keep that sex under any manner of government , that I have often resolved to give them over entirely , and leave them to their own inventions ...
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... greater satisfaction , than that tenderness and concern which it bears for the good and happiness of mankind . My own circumstances are indeed so nar- row and scanty , that I should taste but very little pleasure , could I receive it ...
... greater satisfaction , than that tenderness and concern which it bears for the good and happiness of mankind . My own circumstances are indeed so nar- row and scanty , that I should taste but very little pleasure , could I receive it ...
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... inventions of this kind are like food and exercise to a good - natured disposition , which they please and gra- tify at the same time that they nourish and strengthen . The greater the affliction is in which we see our THE TATLER . 19.
... inventions of this kind are like food and exercise to a good - natured disposition , which they please and gra- tify at the same time that they nourish and strengthen . The greater the affliction is in which we see our THE TATLER . 19.
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The greater the affliction is in which we see our fa- vourites in these relations engaged , the greater is the pleasure we take in seeing them relieved . Among the many feigned histories which I have met with in my reading , there is ...
The greater the affliction is in which we see our fa- vourites in these relations engaged , the greater is the pleasure we take in seeing them relieved . Among the many feigned histories which I have met with in my reading , there is ...
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... greater philosophers than any of the royal society , were present at the cutting up of one of those little animals which we find in the blue of a of a plum : that it was tied down alive before them ; and that they observed the ...
... greater philosophers than any of the royal society , were present at the cutting up of one of those little animals which we find in the blue of a of a plum : that it was tied down alive before them ; and that they observed the ...
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