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... means of gain .. E. C. 367 Their nuptial bed may smiling concord dress , And Venus ftill the happy union blefs ! Wrinkled with age , may mutual love and truth To their dim eyes recall the bloom of youth . F. LEWISS 168 The tinfel ...
... means of gain .. E. C. 367 Their nuptial bed may smiling concord dress , And Venus ftill the happy union blefs ! Wrinkled with age , may mutual love and truth To their dim eyes recall the bloom of youth . F. LEWISS 168 The tinfel ...
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... means by which the fame end may be attained , felected fuch as happened to occur to their own re- flection , and then by a law which idleness and timidity were too willing to obey , prohibi- ted new experiments of wit , reftrained fancy ...
... means by which the fame end may be attained , felected fuch as happened to occur to their own re- flection , and then by a law which idleness and timidity were too willing to obey , prohibi- ted new experiments of wit , reftrained fancy ...
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... mean term never fails to displease him to whom it appears mean , as poverty is cer- tainly and invariably despised , though he who is poor in the opinion of fome , may by N 4 is N ° . 168. The RAMBLER . 271.
... mean term never fails to displease him to whom it appears mean , as poverty is cer- tainly and invariably despised , though he who is poor in the opinion of fome , may by N 4 is N ° . 168. The RAMBLER . 271.
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The danger of attempting wit in converfation | 24 |
An account of fquire Blufter | 32 |
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