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... discovered prodigy . I was foon informed that the fine house and fpacious gardens were haunted by fquire Blufter , of whom it was very easy to learn the character , fince nobody had regard for him fufficient to hinder them from telling ...
... discovered prodigy . I was foon informed that the fine house and fpacious gardens were haunted by fquire Blufter , of whom it was very easy to learn the character , fince nobody had regard for him fufficient to hinder them from telling ...
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... discovered ; but for what reason not more infamous than cowardice can that man 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 ...
... discovered ; but for what reason not more infamous than cowardice can that man 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 ...
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... with- out new confufion , and the remembrance of the weakness which I formerly discovered , hinders me from acting or speaking with my natural force . BUT BUT is this Mifery , Mr. Rambler , never to 186 The RAMBLER . N. 157 .
... with- out new confufion , and the remembrance of the weakness which I formerly discovered , hinders me from acting or speaking with my natural force . BUT BUT is this Mifery , Mr. Rambler , never to 186 The RAMBLER . N. 157 .
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The danger of attempting wit in converfation | 24 |
An account of fquire Blufter | 32 |
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