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Page 148
... continue it by any acts of for- gery or injuftice , and made hafte to inform my father of the riches which had been given him , not by fettled kindness , but by the de- lays of indolence , and the cowardice of age . The hungry family ...
... continue it by any acts of for- gery or injuftice , and made hafte to inform my father of the riches which had been given him , not by fettled kindness , but by the de- lays of indolence , and the cowardice of age . The hungry family ...
Page 234
... continue his good offices , unless he found the kindness of others more defired . IF you , Mr. Rambler , have ever ventured your philosophy within the attraction of great- nefs , you know the force of fuch language introduced with a ...
... continue his good offices , unless he found the kindness of others more defired . IF you , Mr. Rambler , have ever ventured your philosophy within the attraction of great- nefs , you know the force of fuch language introduced with a ...
Page 268
... complaifance . We have thought it conveni- ent to rest from the fatigue of pleasure , and now only continue that courfe of life into which we had before entered , confirmed in our choice which 268 The RAMBLER . N ° . 167 .
... complaifance . We have thought it conveni- ent to rest from the fatigue of pleasure , and now only continue that courfe of life into which we had before entered , confirmed in our choice which 268 The RAMBLER . N ° . 167 .
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The danger of attempting wit in converfation | 24 |
An account of fquire Blufter | 32 |
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