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... and fhrinking at his anger , playing his gambols of delight before him , calling on him in diftrefs , and flying to him in danger , without more kindnefs than F 4 than he can perfuade himself to feel for the wild No. 148. The RAMBLER . 103.
... and fhrinking at his anger , playing his gambols of delight before him , calling on him in diftrefs , and flying to him in danger , without more kindnefs than F 4 than he can perfuade himself to feel for the wild No. 148. The RAMBLER . 103.
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... delight in oppreffion who has nothing to fear ? THE unjustifiable feverity of a parent is loaded with this aggravation , that those whom the injures are always in his fight . The in- juftice of a prince is often exercised upon thofe of ...
... delight in oppreffion who has nothing to fear ? THE unjustifiable feverity of a parent is loaded with this aggravation , that those whom the injures are always in his fight . The in- juftice of a prince is often exercised upon thofe of ...
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... delights to catch up loofe and unconnected ideas , but ftarts away from fyftems and complications . which would ob ... delighted . with improbable adventures ,, impracticable.virtues , and inimitable charac-- ters : But in proportion ...
... delights to catch up loofe and unconnected ideas , but ftarts away from fyftems and complications . which would ob ... delighted . with improbable adventures ,, impracticable.virtues , and inimitable charac-- ters : But in proportion ...
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