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Page 12
... fame com- mon lot . Those who have laid down rules for rhetoric or poetry , advife the writer to work himself up , if pof- fible , to the pitch of forrow which he endeavours to produce in others . There are none , therefore , I - who ...
... fame com- mon lot . Those who have laid down rules for rhetoric or poetry , advife the writer to work himself up , if pof- fible , to the pitch of forrow which he endeavours to produce in others . There are none , therefore , I - who ...
Page 13
... fame ac- count , though this profecution was believed by many to proceed , as the herself intimates , rather from the king's love to Jane Seymour , than from any actual crime of Ann of Boleyn . Queen Ann Boleyn's laft Letter to King ...
... fame ac- count , though this profecution was believed by many to proceed , as the herself intimates , rather from the king's love to Jane Seymour , than from any actual crime of Ann of Boleyn . Queen Ann Boleyn's laft Letter to King ...
Page 23
... fame time be innocent . We should likewise be very apprehenfive of those actions which proceed from natural conftitution , favourite paffions , particular education , or what- ever promotes our worldly intereft or advantage . In thefe ...
... fame time be innocent . We should likewise be very apprehenfive of those actions which proceed from natural conftitution , favourite paffions , particular education , or what- ever promotes our worldly intereft or advantage . In thefe ...
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... fame time a convincing proof of the happy infiu- " ence your labours have had over the most incorri- gible part of the most incorrigible fex . You must know , Sir , 1 am one of that fpecies of women , ⚫ whom you have often ...
... fame time a convincing proof of the happy infiu- " ence your labours have had over the most incorri- gible part of the most incorrigible fex . You must know , Sir , 1 am one of that fpecies of women , ⚫ whom you have often ...
Page 37
... fame laws , and fpeak the fame language , are a diftinct people from thofe of Cheapfide , who are likewife removed from those of the Temple on the one fide , and thofe of Smithfield on the other fide , by feveral climates and degrees in ...
... fame laws , and fpeak the fame language , are a diftinct people from thofe of Cheapfide , who are likewife removed from those of the Temple on the one fide , and thofe of Smithfield on the other fide , by feveral climates and degrees in ...
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