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... laurels , has nothing to fear from the blafts of malignity ; nor can my attempt produce any other effect , than to strengthen their fhoots by lopping their luxuriance . NUMB . NUMB . 141. TUESDAY , July , 23 , 1751 No. 140. The RAMBLER .
... laurels , has nothing to fear from the blafts of malignity ; nor can my attempt produce any other effect , than to strengthen their fhoots by lopping their luxuriance . NUMB . NUMB . 141. TUESDAY , July , 23 , 1751 No. 140. The RAMBLER .
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... 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 whom he never had any personal or ...
... 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 whom he never had any personal or ...
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... fears which it raifes will be faint and languid . Of two heroes acting in con- federacy against a common enemy , the vir ... fear of breaking rules which no literary dictator had authority to enact . NUMB NUMB . 157. TUESDAY , Sept. 17 ...
... fears which it raifes will be faint and languid . Of two heroes acting in con- federacy against a common enemy , the vir ... fear of breaking rules which no literary dictator had authority to enact . NUMB NUMB . 157. TUESDAY , Sept. 17 ...
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The danger of attempting wit in converfation | 24 |
An account of fquire Blufter | 32 |
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