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... itself to every part of life . The pride which under the check of publick obfervation would have been only vented among fervants and domefticks , becomes in a country baronet the torment of a province , and inftead of terminating in the ...
... itself to every part of life . The pride which under the check of publick obfervation would have been only vented among fervants and domefticks , becomes in a country baronet the torment of a province , and inftead of terminating in the ...
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... itself , itself can fhow , And only kings can write , what kings can do .. ALLEYNE . Your mufick's power , your mufick must disclose , For what light is , ' tis only light that shows . PRIOR . AND with yet more certainty may the fame ...
... itself , itself can fhow , And only kings can write , what kings can do .. ALLEYNE . Your mufick's power , your mufick must disclose , For what light is , ' tis only light that shows . PRIOR . AND with yet more certainty may the fame ...
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... hour of reformation is always delayed ; every delay gives vice another opportunity of fortifying itself by habit ; and the change of manners , manners , though fincerely intended and rati- onally planned , 166 The RAMBLER . N ° .155 .
... hour of reformation is always delayed ; every delay gives vice another opportunity of fortifying itself by habit ; and the change of manners , manners , though fincerely intended and rati- onally planned , 166 The RAMBLER . N ° .155 .
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The danger of attempting wit in converfation | 24 |
An account of fquire Blufter | 32 |
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