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... equally unknown and equally contemp- tible , but whofe manners they muft imitate , and with whofe opinions they must comply , if they defire to pafs their time happily a- mong them . To leffen that difdain with which fcholars are ...
... equally unknown and equally contemp- tible , but whofe manners they muft imitate , and with whofe opinions they must comply , if they defire to pafs their time happily a- mong them . To leffen that difdain with which fcholars are ...
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... EQUALLY dangerous and equally detefta- ble are the cruelties often exercised in private families , under the venerable fanction of pa- rental authority ; the power which we are taught to honour from the first moments of reafon ; which ...
... EQUALLY dangerous and equally detefta- ble are the cruelties often exercised in private families , under the venerable fanction of pa- rental authority ; the power which we are taught to honour from the first moments of reafon ; which ...
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... equally pleased with fplendor , and equally careless of expence ; they both justified their profu- fion to themselves , by endeavouring to be- lieve it neceffary to the extension of their ac- quaintance and improvement of their intereft ...
... equally pleased with fplendor , and equally careless of expence ; they both justified their profu- fion to themselves , by endeavouring to be- lieve it neceffary to the extension of their ac- quaintance and improvement of their intereft ...
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The danger of attempting wit in converfation | 24 |
An account of fquire Blufter | 32 |
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