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... passion for politics . A specimen of a newspaper . racteristic of the manners of different countries . II 15 19 VI . Happiness lost by seeking after refinement . The Chinese philo- sopher's disgraces .. 24 VII . The tie of wisdom only ...
... passion for politics . A specimen of a newspaper . racteristic of the manners of different countries . II 15 19 VI . Happiness lost by seeking after refinement . The Chinese philo- sopher's disgraces .. 24 VII . The tie of wisdom only ...
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... passion for flattering epitaphs . XIII . An Account of Westminster Abbey XIV . The reception of the Chinese from a Lady of distinction ... 49 XV . Against cruelty to animals . A story from the Zendevest of Zoroaster ..... XVI . Of ...
... passion for flattering epitaphs . XIII . An Account of Westminster Abbey XIV . The reception of the Chinese from a Lady of distinction ... 49 XV . Against cruelty to animals . A story from the Zendevest of Zoroaster ..... XVI . Of ...
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... passion for gaming among ladies ridiculed ........ 401 CIII . The Chinese philosopher begins to think of quitting Eng- land ... 403 CIV . The arts some make use of to appear learned . 405 CV . The intended coronation described .... 408 ...
... passion for gaming among ladies ridiculed ........ 401 CIII . The Chinese philosopher begins to think of quitting Eng- land ... 403 CIV . The arts some make use of to appear learned . 405 CV . The intended coronation described .... 408 ...
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... passion .. 452 CXVII . A city night - piece ...... CXVIII . On the meanness of the Dutch at the court of Japan ... 459 CXIX . On the distresses of the poor , exemplified in the life of a private sentinel . . . . . . 462 CXX . On the ...
... passion .. 452 CXVII . A city night - piece ...... CXVIII . On the meanness of the Dutch at the court of Japan ... 459 CXIX . On the distresses of the poor , exemplified in the life of a private sentinel . . . . . . 462 CXX . On the ...
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... passion for politics , is gratified by daily gazettes , as with us at China . But as in ours the emperor endeavours to instruct his people , in theirs , the people endeavour to instruct the administration . You must not , however ...
... passion for politics , is gratified by daily gazettes , as with us at China . But as in ours the emperor endeavours to instruct his people , in theirs , the people endeavour to instruct the administration . You must not , however ...
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