The Rambler. ...J. Payne and J. Bouquet, 1752 |
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Page 138
... fafely difentangle our minds from critical embarraf- ments , by determining that a letter has no -peculiarity but its form , and that nothing is to be refused admiffion which would be pro- per in any other method of treating the fame ...
... fafely difentangle our minds from critical embarraf- ments , by determining that a letter has no -peculiarity but its form , and that nothing is to be refused admiffion which would be pro- per in any other method of treating the fame ...
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... fafely harrafs me with vexation , that he had fixed the hackles of patronage upon me , and that I could nei- ther resist him nor efcape . At last , in the eighth year of my fervitude , when the clamour of creditors was vehement , and my ...
... fafely harrafs me with vexation , that he had fixed the hackles of patronage upon me , and that I could nei- ther resist him nor efcape . At last , in the eighth year of my fervitude , when the clamour of creditors was vehement , and my ...
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... fafely relax his vigilance . My wants were not madly multiplied as my acquifitions encreased , and the time came . at length when I thought my felf enabled to gratify all reafonable defires , and when , therefore , I refolved no longer ...
... fafely relax his vigilance . My wants were not madly multiplied as my acquifitions encreased , and the time came . at length when I thought my felf enabled to gratify all reafonable defires , and when , therefore , I refolved no longer ...
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The danger of attempting wit in converfation | 24 |
An account of fquire Blufter | 32 |
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