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... thou wretched debauchée , faid the father , with a fignificant look and emphafis , follow thy loofe inclinations ; it will not be long before thou wilt think thyself happy in being admitted into B4 this this place , or , perhaps , a ...
... thou wretched debauchée , faid the father , with a fignificant look and emphafis , follow thy loofe inclinations ; it will not be long before thou wilt think thyself happy in being admitted into B4 this this place , or , perhaps , a ...
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... thou wilt compel thy father to thank God for thy death . " Thefe few words , joined to the affecting fcene before him , made an impreffion upon the young man which time could never efface . Condemned by his profeffion to spend his youth ...
... thou wilt compel thy father to thank God for thy death . " Thefe few words , joined to the affecting fcene before him , made an impreffion upon the young man which time could never efface . Condemned by his profeffion to spend his youth ...
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... thou , honeft young man , who readeft this anecdote , and who feeleft with tenderness all that sweetness of difpofition which it immediately indicates , and which is fo rarely found in our first emotions ; read alfo the minutiae of this ...
... thou , honeft young man , who readeft this anecdote , and who feeleft with tenderness all that sweetness of difpofition which it immediately indicates , and which is fo rarely found in our first emotions ; read alfo the minutiae of this ...
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... thou mayeft efteem it a happiness to obtain the ftrictures of a Critic fkilled in all thefe languages : but without further preface I will proceed to the work . One thing , however , I must tell thee , if thou art a mere English reader ...
... thou mayeft efteem it a happiness to obtain the ftrictures of a Critic fkilled in all thefe languages : but without further preface I will proceed to the work . One thing , however , I must tell thee , if thou art a mere English reader ...
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SEVERAL HANDS. if thou art a mere English reader , and understandeft not the title : thefe poems are the congratulations of the Academicians prefented to the Sovereign of these kingdoms , upon , the aufpi- cious birth of a fon and heir ...
SEVERAL HANDS. if thou art a mere English reader , and understandeft not the title : thefe poems are the congratulations of the Academicians prefented to the Sovereign of these kingdoms , upon , the aufpi- cious birth of a fon and heir ...
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