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While fo many around you are undergoing the fad consequences of a like
indiscretion , for what reason shall not these consequences extend to you ? -
Shall you only attain success without that préparation , and escape dangers
without that ...
While fo many around you are undergoing the fad consequences of a like
indiscretion , for what reason shall not these consequences extend to you ? -
Shall you only attain success without that préparation , and escape dangers
without that ...
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I I fancy , too , some advantage might be taken of the common notion , that ' tis
ominous or unlucky to deftroy some sorts of birds , as swallows and martins . This
opinion might possibly arise from the confidence these birds seem to put in us ,
by ...
I I fancy , too , some advantage might be taken of the common notion , that ' tis
ominous or unlucky to deftroy some sorts of birds , as swallows and martins . This
opinion might possibly arise from the confidence these birds seem to put in us ,
by ...
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As soon as they had reached the presence , « Mauny , ” says the monarch , « are
these the principal inhabitants of . Calais ? ”“ They are , ” says Mauny ; " they are
not only the principal men of Calais , they are principal men of France , my Lord ...
As soon as they had reached the presence , « Mauny , ” says the monarch , « are
these the principal inhabitants of . Calais ? ”“ They are , ” says Mauny ; " they are
not only the principal men of Calais , they are principal men of France , my Lord ...
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... that simplicity of manners often secures the innocence of the mind ; and as
virtue is not , so neither is vice , civilized and refined : But in these poliţer parts of
the world , where virtue excels by rules and discipline , vice also is more
instructed ...
... that simplicity of manners often secures the innocence of the mind ; and as
virtue is not , so neither is vice , civilized and refined : But in these poliţer parts of
the world , where virtue excels by rules and discipline , vice also is more
instructed ...
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If there are some few , who , formed in a softer mould , view with pity the
sufferings of these defenceless creatures , there is scarce one who entertains the
least idea , that justice or gratitude can be due to their merits or their services .
The social ...
If there are some few , who , formed in a softer mould , view with pity the
sufferings of these defenceless creatures , there is scarce one who entertains the
least idea , that justice or gratitude can be due to their merits or their services .
The social ...
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| Título | The Hive of Ancient and Modern Literature: A Collection of Essays, Narratives, Allegories, and Instructive Compositions |
| Autor | Solomon Hodgson |
| Editor | Solomon Hodgson |
| Compilado por | Solomon Hodgson |
| Ilustrado por | Thomas Bewick, Luke Clennell |
| Edição | 3 |
| Editora | S. Hodgson, 1806 |
| Num. págs. | 340 páginas |
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