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... ftand , can be certain that he fhall not be foon thrown down from his elevation by criticism or ca- price , the common intereft of learning re- quires that her fons fhould ceafe from inteftine hoftilities , and instead of facrificing ...
... ftand , can be certain that he fhall not be foon thrown down from his elevation by criticism or ca- price , the common intereft of learning re- quires that her fons fhould ceafe from inteftine hoftilities , and instead of facrificing ...
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... eyes fwelling with tears , he fpurned me from him , and bad me cant and whine in fome other place ; he for his part would take care of his pockets . I I STILL I STILL continued to ftand in the way , having 300 The RAMBLER . N ° .171 .
... eyes fwelling with tears , he fpurned me from him , and bad me cant and whine in fome other place ; he for his part would take care of his pockets . I I STILL I STILL continued to ftand in the way , having 300 The RAMBLER . N ° .171 .
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Samuel Johnson. I STILL continued to ftand in the way , having fcarcely ftrength to walk farther , when another foon addressed me in the fame man- ner . When he faw the ... ftand in the wojs looked like IF No. 171. The RAMBLER . 301.
Samuel Johnson. I STILL continued to ftand in the way , having fcarcely ftrength to walk farther , when another foon addressed me in the fame man- ner . When he faw the ... ftand in the wojs looked like IF No. 171. The RAMBLER . 301.
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The danger of attempting wit in converfation | 24 |
An account of fquire Blufter | 32 |
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