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... hears no mention of his book , and there- fore fuppofes that he has disappointed his cu- riofity by delay , and that as men of learning would naturally begin their conversation with fuch a wonderful novelty , they had digreffed to other ...
... hears no mention of his book , and there- fore fuppofes that he has disappointed his cu- riofity by delay , and that as men of learning would naturally begin their conversation with fuch a wonderful novelty , they had digreffed to other ...
Page 89
... hears no mention of his book , and there- fore fuppofes that he has disappointed his cu- riofity by delay , and that as men of learning would naturally begin their conversation with fuch a wonderful novelty , they had digreffed to other ...
... hears no mention of his book , and there- fore fuppofes that he has disappointed his cu- riofity by delay , and that as men of learning would naturally begin their conversation with fuch a wonderful novelty , they had digreffed to other ...
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... hear at their return , of the coun- tries which they fhall have feen , and the toils which they have furmounted . O quantum tera , quantum cognofcere coeli Permiffum eft ! pelagus quantos aperimus in ufus ! Nunc forfan grave reris opus ...
... hear at their return , of the coun- tries which they fhall have feen , and the toils which they have furmounted . O quantum tera , quantum cognofcere coeli Permiffum eft ! pelagus quantos aperimus in ufus ! Nunc forfan grave reris opus ...
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The danger of attempting wit in converfation | 24 |
An account of fquire Blufter | 32 |
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