The British Critic, Volumes 5-6F. and C. Rivington, 1795 |
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... last twenty years drank nothing but water . " His temper was very warm and impatient , readily provoked , and when irritated , not easily foothed . His difpofition was candid and free from referve , even to a fault . He hated deceit ...
... last twenty years drank nothing but water . " His temper was very warm and impatient , readily provoked , and when irritated , not easily foothed . His difpofition was candid and free from referve , even to a fault . He hated deceit ...
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... last three years , after feveral fits of the cholic , been attacked with great pain , rednefs , and fwelling of the feet and ankles , continuing for fome days ; during the continuance of which , his bowels were always entirely relieved ...
... last three years , after feveral fits of the cholic , been attacked with great pain , rednefs , and fwelling of the feet and ankles , continuing for fome days ; during the continuance of which , his bowels were always entirely relieved ...
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... last mafter , and what employment you are fit for ? " To this the youth replied , " That he had been for a very fhort time in the family of a grazier , in a diftant county ; but as it was his first place , and his fervice in it fo fhort ...
... last mafter , and what employment you are fit for ? " To this the youth replied , " That he had been for a very fhort time in the family of a grazier , in a diftant county ; but as it was his first place , and his fervice in it fo fhort ...
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