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... worfe than formerly . Gratified ambition , or irreparable calamity may produce tranfient fenfations of pleasure or diftrefs . Thofe ftorms may difcompofe in proportion as they are ftrong , or the mind is pliant to their impreffion . But ...
... worfe than formerly . Gratified ambition , or irreparable calamity may produce tranfient fenfations of pleasure or diftrefs . Thofe ftorms may difcompofe in proportion as they are ftrong , or the mind is pliant to their impreffion . But ...
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... worfe even than death . A trumpet was to be a fignal for the folemnization of the nuptials of Zelis , and for the infliction of my punishment . Each ceremony to me equally dread- ful were juft going to begin , when we were informed that ...
... worfe even than death . A trumpet was to be a fignal for the folemnization of the nuptials of Zelis , and for the infliction of my punishment . Each ceremony to me equally dread- ful were juft going to begin , when we were informed that ...
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... worfe ; people may tell you of your being unfit for fome peculiar occupations in life ; but heed them not ; whatever employment you follow with perfe- verance and affiduity will be found fit for you ; it will be your fupport in youth ...
... worfe ; people may tell you of your being unfit for fome peculiar occupations in life ; but heed them not ; whatever employment you follow with perfe- verance and affiduity will be found fit for you ; it will be your fupport in youth ...
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... worfe for themfelves ; if they chufe to exhibit in public with a hundred lacquies and Mameluks in their equipage for our entertain- ment , ftill fo much the worfe for themselves ; it is the fpectators alone who give and receive the plea ...
... worfe for themfelves ; if they chufe to exhibit in public with a hundred lacquies and Mameluks in their equipage for our entertain- ment , ftill fo much the worfe for themselves ; it is the fpectators alone who give and receive the plea ...
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... worfe by explanations , and at last the fury of both rose to such a pitch , that they made a vow never to fleep together in the fame bed for the future . This was the most rafh vow that could be imagined , for they ftill were friends at ...
... worfe by explanations , and at last the fury of both rose to such a pitch , that they made a vow never to fleep together in the fame bed for the future . This was the most rafh vow that could be imagined , for they ftill were friends at ...
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