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... poor , exemplified in the life of a private sentinel . . . . . . 462 CXX . On the absurdity of some late English titles .. 468 CXXI . The irresolution of the English accounted for . 471 CXXII . The manner of travellers in their usual ...
... poor , exemplified in the life of a private sentinel . . . . . . 462 CXX . On the absurdity of some late English titles .. 468 CXXI . The irresolution of the English accounted for . 471 CXXII . The manner of travellers in their usual ...
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... poor philosophic wanderer can return . Sure , fortune is resolved to make me unhappy , when she gives others a power of testifying their friendship by actions , and leaves me only words to express the sincerity of mine . I am perfectly ...
... poor philosophic wanderer can return . Sure , fortune is resolved to make me unhappy , when she gives others a power of testifying their friendship by actions , and leaves me only words to express the sincerity of mine . I am perfectly ...
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... poor ; and that , like the Persians , they make a splendid figure every where but at home . The proverb of Xixofou is , that a man's riches may be seen in his eyes : if we judge of the English by this rule , there is not a poorer nation ...
... poor ; and that , like the Persians , they make a splendid figure every where but at home . The proverb of Xixofou is , that a man's riches may be seen in his eyes : if we judge of the English by this rule , there is not a poorer nation ...
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... poor artisan shall spend half his income in providing himself a tomb twenty years before he wants it ; and denies himself the necessaries of life , that he may be amply pro- vided for when he shall want them no more . But people of ...
... poor artisan shall spend half his income in providing himself a tomb twenty years before he wants it ; and denies himself the necessaries of life , that he may be amply pro- vided for when he shall want them no more . But people of ...
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... poor rose above them in degrees proportioned to their poverty . The order of precedence seemed here inverted ; those who were undermost all the day , now enjoyed a tem- porary eminence , and became masters of the ceremonies . It was ...
... poor rose above them in degrees proportioned to their poverty . The order of precedence seemed here inverted ; those who were undermost all the day , now enjoyed a tem- porary eminence , and became masters of the ceremonies . It was ...
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