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... labour or dread of mifcarriage , feizes thofe who are moft diftin- guifhed for quickness of apprehenfion ; and that they who might with greatest reason promise themfelvés victory , are least willing to hazard the encounter . This ...
... labour or dread of mifcarriage , feizes thofe who are moft diftin- guifhed for quickness of apprehenfion ; and that they who might with greatest reason promise themfelvés victory , are least willing to hazard the encounter . This ...
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... is fhort , and that we confume it in unneceffary labour . THERE are other flowers of fiction fo widely scattered and so easily cropped , that it is is fcarcely just to tax the use of them as 62 The RAMBLER . N ° . 143 .
... is fhort , and that we confume it in unneceffary labour . THERE are other flowers of fiction fo widely scattered and so easily cropped , that it is is fcarcely just to tax the use of them as 62 The RAMBLER . N ° . 143 .
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... labour for the good of others ? And what labour can be more ufeful than that which procures to families and Communities thofe neceffaries which fupply the wants of nature , or those conveniencies by which cafe , fecurity , and elegance ...
... labour for the good of others ? And what labour can be more ufeful than that which procures to families and Communities thofe neceffaries which fupply the wants of nature , or those conveniencies by which cafe , fecurity , and elegance ...
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The danger of attempting wit in converfation | 24 |
An account of fquire Blufter | 32 |
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