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... against it whole Hours together . " I pafst a great part of my time in the 6 Walks where I used to lean upon his Arm , and recollect in my Mind the 14 • Dif- " Discourses which have there paffed be- tween us : 42 The SPECTATOR . No 241 .
... against it whole Hours together . " I pafst a great part of my time in the 6 Walks where I used to lean upon his Arm , and recollect in my Mind the 14 • Dif- " Discourses which have there paffed be- tween us : 42 The SPECTATOR . No 241 .
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" Discourses which have there paffed be- tween us : I look over the feveral Pro- fpects and Points of View which we ufed to furvey together , fix my Eye upon the Objects which he has made ' me take notice of , and call to mind a ...
" Discourses which have there paffed be- tween us : I look over the feveral Pro- fpects and Points of View which we ufed to furvey together , fix my Eye upon the Objects which he has made ' me take notice of , and call to mind a ...
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