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... once and poor , now rich and old ; A harder cafe than mine was never told : Bleft with the pow'r to use them ---- I had none ;. Loaded with riches now , the pow'r is gone . F. LEWISS 166. Once poor , my friend , ftill poor you must ...
... once and poor , now rich and old ; A harder cafe than mine was never told : Bleft with the pow'r to use them ---- I had none ;. Loaded with riches now , the pow'r is gone . F. LEWISS 166. Once poor , my friend , ftill poor you must ...
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... once excited will be hourly encreafed by the natural contagion of feli- city , by the repercuffion of communicated pleasure , and the consciousness of the dignity of benefaction . I believe no generous or be- nevolent man can see the ...
... once excited will be hourly encreafed by the natural contagion of feli- city , by the repercuffion of communicated pleasure , and the consciousness of the dignity of benefaction . I believe no generous or be- nevolent man can see the ...
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... exult at the privilege of banish- ment , and think myfelf happy in any region that should reftore me once again to honefty and peace . I am , SIR , & c . MISELLA , NUME . NUMB . 172. SATURDAY , November 9 , 1751 . No. 171. The RAMBLER .
... exult at the privilege of banish- ment , and think myfelf happy in any region that should reftore me once again to honefty and peace . I am , SIR , & c . MISELLA , NUME . NUMB . 172. SATURDAY , November 9 , 1751 . No. 171. The RAMBLER .
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