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Page 62
... manner , Quid brevi fortes jaculamur avs Multa ? When our life is of fo fhort duration , why we form fuch numerous defigns . But Ho- race , as well as Tully , might difcover that re- cords are needful to preferve the memory of actions ...
... manner , Quid brevi fortes jaculamur avs Multa ? When our life is of fo fhort duration , why we form fuch numerous defigns . But Ho- race , as well as Tully , might difcover that re- cords are needful to preferve the memory of actions ...
Page 137
... manner of giving it . THE purpose for which letters are written when no intelligence is communicated , or bufinefs tranfacted , is to preferve in the minds of the abfent either love or efteem ; to excite love we muft impart pleasure ...
... manner of giving it . THE purpose for which letters are written when no intelligence is communicated , or bufinefs tranfacted , is to preferve in the minds of the abfent either love or efteem ; to excite love we muft impart pleasure ...
Page 166
... manners , manners , though fincerely intended and rati- onally planned , 166 The RAMBLER . N ° .155 .
... manners , manners , though fincerely intended and rati- onally planned , 166 The RAMBLER . N ° .155 .
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