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Page 81
... feel in himself fome pecu- liar impulfe of genius ; that he must watch the happy minute in which this natural fire is excited , in which his mind is eleva ted with nobler fentiments , enlightened with clearer views , and invigorated ...
... feel in himself fome pecu- liar impulfe of genius ; that he must watch the happy minute in which this natural fire is excited , in which his mind is eleva ted with nobler fentiments , enlightened with clearer views , and invigorated ...
Page 115
... feel more acutely as I know not how to re fent it . You are not however to imagine that I think myself discharged from the duties of gratitude , only because my relations do not adjust their looks or tune their voices to my expectation ...
... feel more acutely as I know not how to re fent it . You are not however to imagine that I think myself discharged from the duties of gratitude , only because my relations do not adjust their looks or tune their voices to my expectation ...
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... feel , and yet we believe that the time is near when we fhall feel it no longer . But to hope happiness and immorta .. lity is equally vain . Our ftate may indeed be more or less imbittered , as our duration M 3 may • may be more or ...
... feel , and yet we believe that the time is near when we fhall feel it no longer . But to hope happiness and immorta .. lity is equally vain . Our ftate may indeed be more or less imbittered , as our duration M 3 may • may be more or ...
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The danger of attempting wit in converfation | 24 |
An account of fquire Blufter | 32 |
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