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Page 268
... admirable inforcements of mo- rality , which the apostle has drawn from the history of our blessed Saviour . Ah ... admiration in her face at his being surprised that he is received like a stranger , and a cast of her head another ...
... admirable inforcements of mo- rality , which the apostle has drawn from the history of our blessed Saviour . Ah ... admiration in her face at his being surprised that he is received like a stranger , and a cast of her head another ...
Page 324
... admiration , but discover it dif- ferently according to their characters . Peter receives his master's orders on his knees with an admiration mixed with a more particular attention : the two next with a more open ec- stasy , though ...
... admiration , but discover it dif- ferently according to their characters . Peter receives his master's orders on his knees with an admiration mixed with a more particular attention : the two next with a more open ec- stasy , though ...
Page 497
... admiration , to this illustrious cha- racter . I have waited for his arrival in Hol- land , before I would let my correspondents know that I have not been so uncurious a Spectator as not to have seen prince Eugene . * tleman , you would ...
... admiration , to this illustrious cha- racter . I have waited for his arrival in Hol- land , before I would let my correspondents know that I have not been so uncurious a Spectator as not to have seen prince Eugene . * tleman , you would ...
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