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... hope , the fugacity of pleasure , the fragility of beau- ty , and the frequency of calamity ; and , for palliatives of these incurable miferies , they would concur in recommending kindness , temperance , caution and fortitude . WHEN ...
... hope , the fugacity of pleasure , the fragility of beau- ty , and the frequency of calamity ; and , for palliatives of these incurable miferies , they would concur in recommending kindness , temperance , caution and fortitude . WHEN ...
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... hope of raifing a monument of learning , which neither time nor envy fhall be able to destroy . BUT the authors whom I am now endea- vouring to recommend have been too long hackneyed in the ways of men to in- dulge the chimerical ...
... hope of raifing a monument of learning , which neither time nor envy fhall be able to destroy . BUT the authors whom I am now endea- vouring to recommend have been too long hackneyed in the ways of men to in- dulge the chimerical ...
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... hope , who has done lefs than was demanded from him ? il a C THERE are indeed kindneffes conferred which were never purchased by precedent fa- vours , and there is an affection not arifing from gratitude or intereft , by which fimilar ...
... hope , who has done lefs than was demanded from him ? il a C THERE are indeed kindneffes conferred which were never purchased by precedent fa- vours , and there is an affection not arifing from gratitude or intereft , by which fimilar ...
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