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... Boling- broke , whose life , marked by the most striking events and ta- lents , exhibited a singular contrast of a youth devoted to the most profligate pleasures , and an old age , dignified by a retire- ment , which Sully might have ...
... Boling- broke , whose life , marked by the most striking events and ta- lents , exhibited a singular contrast of a youth devoted to the most profligate pleasures , and an old age , dignified by a retire- ment , which Sully might have ...
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... Bolingbroke was " the greatest man " of his time " in England , " many may be inclined to dispute , but that he was one of the most accomplished and extraordinary , none can deny . The concluding sentiment of the extract , that " there ...
... Bolingbroke was " the greatest man " of his time " in England , " many may be inclined to dispute , but that he was one of the most accomplished and extraordinary , none can deny . The concluding sentiment of the extract , that " there ...
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... Bolingbroke had scarcely need to have cautioned me not to appear too self - possessed . Perhaps , had I seen that great monarch in his beaux jours - in the plenitude of his power - his glory - the dazzling and me- ridian splendour of ...
... Bolingbroke had scarcely need to have cautioned me not to appear too self - possessed . Perhaps , had I seen that great monarch in his beaux jours - in the plenitude of his power - his glory - the dazzling and me- ridian splendour of ...
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... Bolingbroke , how do you like the weather at Paris ? -it is a little better than the merciless air of London- is it not ? ' Slife ! -even in June , one could not go open breasted in those regions of cold and catarrh - a very great ...
... Bolingbroke , how do you like the weather at Paris ? -it is a little better than the merciless air of London- is it not ? ' Slife ! -even in June , one could not go open breasted in those regions of cold and catarrh - a very great ...
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... Bolingbroke , and ask him whether England can produce a scholar equal to Peter Huet , who in twenty years wrote notes to sixty- two volumes of Classics , for the sake of a prince who never read a line in one of them ? ' " We have some ...
... Bolingbroke , and ask him whether England can produce a scholar equal to Peter Huet , who in twenty years wrote notes to sixty- two volumes of Classics , for the sake of a prince who never read a line in one of them ? ' " We have some ...
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