The Rambler. ...J. Payne and J. Bouquet, 1752 |
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... himself with exciting terror as the inflicter of mifery ; he may delight his folitude with contemplating the extent of his power and the force of his commands , in imagining the defires that flutter on the tongue which is forbidden to ...
... himself with exciting terror as the inflicter of mifery ; he may delight his folitude with contemplating the extent of his power and the force of his commands , in imagining the defires that flutter on the tongue which is forbidden to ...
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... himself that the study of a long life would have enabled him . to discover them , when he fees them yet un- known to so many nations , whom he cannot fuppofe lefs liberally endowed with natural . reason , than the Grecians or Egyptians ...
... himself that the study of a long life would have enabled him . to discover them , when he fees them yet un- known to so many nations , whom he cannot fuppofe lefs liberally endowed with natural . reason , than the Grecians or Egyptians ...
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... himself himself to the full exercife of his judgment , before 484 The RAMBLER . N.169 .
... himself himself to the full exercife of his judgment , before 484 The RAMBLER . N.169 .
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The danger of attempting wit in converfation | 24 |
An account of fquire Blufter | 32 |
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