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... called , and every thing passes in silent solemnity round the sick bed . The patient is in agonies , looks round for pity , yet not a single creature will say that he is dying . If he is possessed of fortune , his relations entreat him ...
... called , and every thing passes in silent solemnity round the sick bed . The patient is in agonies , looks round for pity , yet not a single creature will say that he is dying . If he is possessed of fortune , his relations entreat him ...
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... called lying in state . To this disagreeable spectacle , all the idlers in town flock , and learn to loath the wretch dead , whom they despised when living . In this manner , you see some who would have refused a shilling to save the ...
... called lying in state . To this disagreeable spectacle , all the idlers in town flock , and learn to loath the wretch dead , whom they despised when living . In this manner , you see some who would have refused a shilling to save the ...
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... called Westminster Abbey , but soon intend to visit it . There , I am told , I shall see justice done to deceased merit : none , I am told , are per- mitted to be buried there , but such as have adorned as well as improved mankind ...
... called Westminster Abbey , but soon intend to visit it . There , I am told , I shall see justice done to deceased merit : none , I am told , are per- mitted to be buried there , but such as have adorned as well as improved mankind ...
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... called answerers of books , who take upon them to watch the republic of letters , and distribute repu- tation by the sheet ; they somewhat resemble the eunuchs in a seraglio , who are incapable of giving pleasure them- selves , and ...
... called answerers of books , who take upon them to watch the republic of letters , and distribute repu- tation by the sheet ; they somewhat resemble the eunuchs in a seraglio , who are incapable of giving pleasure them- selves , and ...
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... called an Egyptian pyramid as a Chinese temple ; for that little building in view is as like the one as t'other . What ! sir , is not that a Chinese temple ? you must surely be mistaken . Mr Freeze , who designed it , calls it one , and ...
... called an Egyptian pyramid as a Chinese temple ; for that little building in view is as like the one as t'other . What ! sir , is not that a Chinese temple ? you must surely be mistaken . Mr Freeze , who designed it , calls it one , and ...
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