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Page 14
... hears without any intention to betray , and speaks without any intention to deceive . J Among all the accounts which are given of Cato , I do not remember one that more redounds to his honour than the following paffage related by ...
... hears without any intention to betray , and speaks without any intention to deceive . J Among all the accounts which are given of Cato , I do not remember one that more redounds to his honour than the following paffage related by ...
Page 16
... hear him grieve and afflict himself upon my account ; but in lefs than a quarter of an hour he smiled , and was as merry as if nothing had happened . Another who came with him , told me by my interpreter , He should be glad to do me any ...
... hear him grieve and afflict himself upon my account ; but in lefs than a quarter of an hour he smiled , and was as merry as if nothing had happened . Another who came with him , told me by my interpreter , He should be glad to do me any ...
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... hear you talk , and if you will take your place among us for an evening , we have unanimoully agreed to allow you one minute in ten , without interruption . 6 I am , S1 R , Your humble fervant , S. T. ' C 2 P. S. ·· P . S. You may find ...
... hear you talk , and if you will take your place among us for an evening , we have unanimoully agreed to allow you one minute in ten , without interruption . 6 I am , S1 R , Your humble fervant , S. T. ' C 2 P. S. ·· P . S. You may find ...
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... hear that thou beginneft to prate ; and find , by thy yesterday's vifion , thou art • so used to it , that thou canst not forbear talking in thy fleep . Let me only advife thee to fpeak like other men , for I am afraid thou wilt be very ...
... hear that thou beginneft to prate ; and find , by thy yesterday's vifion , thou art • so used to it , that thou canst not forbear talking in thy fleep . Let me only advife thee to fpeak like other men , for I am afraid thou wilt be very ...
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... hear them re- ' late their feveral arts and ftratagems , with which they amufed the jealous , pacified the choleric , or wheedled the good - natured man , until at laft , to • use the club - phrase , They sent him out of the house with ...
... hear them re- ' late their feveral arts and ftratagems , with which they amufed the jealous , pacified the choleric , or wheedled the good - natured man , until at laft , to • use the club - phrase , They sent him out of the house with ...
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