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...as f,\ft as our Time runs, we fhoula be very glad in moft Parts of our Lives that it ran much fafter than it does. Several Hours of the Day hang upon our...Years; and travel through Time as through a Country rilled with many wild and empty Waftes, which we would fain hurry over, that we may arrive at thofe...

...pafs away before the h.ip*ir Meeting. Thus, as fait as our Time runs, we lliov.M be very glad in moft Parts of our Lives that it ran much fader than it...Several Hours of the Day hang upon our Hands, nay we wi(h away whole Years ; and travel through Time as through a Country filled with many wild and empty...

...as faft as our Time runs, we mould be very glad in moft Parts of our Lives that it ran much fafter than it does. Several Hours of the Day hang upon our Hands, nay we wifh away whole Years j and travel through Time as through a Country filled with many wild and empty...

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...as faft as our time runs, we Humid be very glad in moft parts of our lives that it ran much fafter than it does. Several hours of the day hang upon our hands, nay, we wifh away whole years ; and travel through time as through a country filled with many wild and empty...

...a« fait as our time tuns, we mould be »cry glad in molt parts of our lives, that it no much farter than it does. Several hours of the day hang upon our hands, чу we wjßnway wholtyein; »nd tralife vel through time as through a country filled with many wild...

...complaining that our days are few, yet ading as if there would be no end to them. We wifli awaywhole years, and travel through time, as through a country filled with many waftes and wilds, which we fain would hurry over, that we may arrive at thofe feveral fettiements,...

...revolution of time. Thus, though our time runs faft, we evidently wifh that C a it it ran much fafter than it does. Several hours of the day hang upon our hands ; nay, we frequently wim whole years away, and travel through time, as Doctor Johnfon did through Scotland, which...

...as fad as our time runs, we Ihould be very glad, in moft parts of our lives, that it ran much faftcr than it does. Several hours of the day hang upon our hands ; nay, we wi(h away whole years, and travel through time, as through a country filled with many wild and empty...