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... passes unpraised , either by his friends or himself , that such merit as our Philosopher's should be forgot- ten . While the epithets of ingenious , copious , elaborate , and re- fined , are lavished among the mob , like medals at a ...
... passes unpraised , either by his friends or himself , that such merit as our Philosopher's should be forgot- ten . While the epithets of ingenious , copious , elaborate , and re- fined , are lavished among the mob , like medals at a ...
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... passing by one of their prisons , I could not avoid stopping , in order to listen to a dialogue which I thought might afford me some entertainment . The con- versation was carried on between a debtor through the grate of his prison , a ...
... passing by one of their prisons , I could not avoid stopping , in order to listen to a dialogue which I thought might afford me some entertainment . The con- versation was carried on between a debtor through the grate of his prison , a ...
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... pass over the more glaring defects of their persons , since compensated by the more solid , yet latent beauties of the mind . What though they want black teeth , or are deprived of the allure- ments of feet no bigger than their thumbs ...
... pass over the more glaring defects of their persons , since compensated by the more solid , yet latent beauties of the mind . What though they want black teeth , or are deprived of the allure- ments of feet no bigger than their thumbs ...
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... 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 to make his will , as it ...
... 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 to make his will , as it ...
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... pass in order to see the monuments of the kings . Accord- ingly I marched up without further ceremony , and was going to enter , when a person , who held the gate in his hand , told me I must pay first . I was surprised at such a demand ...
... pass in order to see the monuments of the kings . Accord- ingly I marched up without further ceremony , and was going to enter , when a person , who held the gate in his hand , told me I must pay first . I was surprised at such a demand ...
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