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... sure before him , and promised a long succession of future happiness . He came , tasted of the entertainment , but was disgusted even in the beginning . He profess- ed an aversion to living , was tired of walking round the same circle ...
... sure before him , and promised a long succession of future happiness . He came , tasted of the entertainment , but was disgusted even in the beginning . He profess- ed an aversion to living , was tired of walking round the same circle ...
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... sure the poor scholar should not beg his bread , who is capable of instructing a million . Of all rewards , I grant , the most pleasing to a man of real merit , is fame ; but a polite age , of all times , is that in which scarcely any ...
... sure the poor scholar should not beg his bread , who is capable of instructing a million . Of all rewards , I grant , the most pleasing to a man of real merit , is fame ; but a polite age , of all times , is that in which scarcely any ...
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... sure without end . The valley of the Graces on the other hand seemed by no means so inviting ; the streams and the groves appeared just as they usually do in frequented countries : no magnificent parterres , no concert in the grove ...
... sure without end . The valley of the Graces on the other hand seemed by no means so inviting ; the streams and the groves appeared just as they usually do in frequented countries : no magnificent parterres , no concert in the grove ...
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... sure to be well used , as they say in Cheapside . There was so much justice in his advice , that I could not refuse taking it ; besides , the silk , which was really a good one , in- creased the temptation ; so I gave orders for that ...
... sure to be well used , as they say in Cheapside . There was so much justice in his advice , that I could not refuse taking it ; besides , the silk , which was really a good one , in- creased the temptation ; so I gave orders for that ...
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... sure that none understood him ; a travelling Hot- tentot himself would be silent if acquainted only with the language of his country ; but a Frenchman shall talk to you whether you understand his language or not ; never troubling his ...
... sure that none understood him ; a travelling Hot- tentot himself would be silent if acquainted only with the language of his country ; but a Frenchman shall talk to you whether you understand his language or not ; never troubling his ...
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