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... pleased to have his all ne - house in the country , and not being disposed to glected , be it ever so little . 66 " Seven years , my Lord , have now passed since I waited in your outward room , or was re- pulsed from your door ; during ...
... pleased to have his all ne - house in the country , and not being disposed to glected , be it ever so little . 66 " Seven years , my Lord , have now passed since I waited in your outward room , or was re- pulsed from your door ; during ...
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... pleased God to restore me to so great a measure of health , that if I should now appropriate so much of a fortune Johnson , being eased of his dropsy , began to destined to do good , I could not escape from entertain hopes that the ...
... pleased God to restore me to so great a measure of health , that if I should now appropriate so much of a fortune Johnson , being eased of his dropsy , began to destined to do good , I could not escape from entertain hopes that the ...
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... pleased . When he enters life , if his tem- per be soft and timorous , he is diffident and bash- ful , from the knowledge of his defects : or if he was born with spirit and resolution , he is fero- cious and arrogant , from the ...
... pleased . When he enters life , if his tem- per be soft and timorous , he is diffident and bash- ful , from the knowledge of his defects : or if he was born with spirit and resolution , he is fero- cious and arrogant , from the ...
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... pleased , Sir , to inform those of my sex who have minds capable of nobler sentiments , that , if they will unite in vindication of their pleasures and their prerogatives , they may fix a time , at which cards shall cease to be in ...
... pleased , Sir , to inform those of my sex who have minds capable of nobler sentiments , that , if they will unite in vindication of their pleasures and their prerogatives , they may fix a time , at which cards shall cease to be in ...
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... pleased with the prospect of turning philosophy to profit , and so highly delighted with a new theory of fevers which darted into his imagination , and which af ter having considered it a few hours , he found himself able to maintain ...
... pleased with the prospect of turning philosophy to profit , and so highly delighted with a new theory of fevers which darted into his imagination , and which af ter having considered it a few hours , he found himself able to maintain ...
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