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... to gra- tify by frequent commemoration . It seems not to be fufficiently confidered how little renown can be admitted in the world . 心 trivial objections and injudicious commen- dations , he enters N ° . 146. The RAMBLER . 89.
... to gra- tify by frequent commemoration . It seems not to be fufficiently confidered how little renown can be admitted in the world . 心 trivial objections and injudicious commen- dations , he enters N ° . 146. The RAMBLER . 89.
Page 90
... defire not to fill their minds with unfashionable know- ledge , but embrace the established system , and contentedly refign to oblivion those books books which they now find cenfured or neglected . THE 90 The RAMBLER . No. 146 .
... defire not to fill their minds with unfashionable know- ledge , but embrace the established system , and contentedly refign to oblivion those books books which they now find cenfured or neglected . THE 90 The RAMBLER . No. 146 .
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... any place became vacant , they expected to be repaid by diftinction and ad- vancement . In the midst of these schemes and hopes my father was fnatched away by an an apoplexy ; and my mother , who had no N ° 149. The RAMBLER .
... any place became vacant , they expected to be repaid by diftinction and ad- vancement . In the midst of these schemes and hopes my father was fnatched away by an an apoplexy ; and my mother , who had no N ° 149. The RAMBLER .
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An account of fquire Blufter | 32 |
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