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... produces merriment , wonder or re- fentment , among his neighbours . This utter exemption from reftraint leaves every ano- malous quality to operate in its full extent , and fuffers the natural character to diffufe itself to every part ...
... produces merriment , wonder or re- fentment , among his neighbours . This utter exemption from reftraint leaves every ano- malous quality to operate in its full extent , and fuffers the natural character to diffufe itself to every part ...
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... produce all that can be found- in the defpicable remains of Voiture and : Scarron . YET as much of life must be paffed ... produced by giving elegance to trifles , it is neceffary to learn how to become little without becoming mean , to ...
... produce all that can be found- in the defpicable remains of Voiture and : Scarron . YET as much of life must be paffed ... produced by giving elegance to trifles , it is neceffary to learn how to become little without becoming mean , to ...
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Samuel Johnson. 2 hands produce different effects , and inftead of rating the man by his performances , we rate too ... produced not by kind- nefs but intereft ; they are therefore , when they are no longer wanted , eafily disregarded ...
Samuel Johnson. 2 hands produce different effects , and inftead of rating the man by his performances , we rate too ... produced not by kind- nefs but intereft ; they are therefore , when they are no longer wanted , eafily disregarded ...
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