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... these Discourses , the Character of a Good - natured , Honest and Accomplished Gentleman . But fuch Representations give my Reader an Idea of a Perfon blameless only , or only lauda- ble for fuch Perfections as extend no farther than to ...
... these Discourses , the Character of a Good - natured , Honest and Accomplished Gentleman . But fuch Representations give my Reader an Idea of a Perfon blameless only , or only lauda- ble for fuch Perfections as extend no farther than to ...
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... these things of you , and you cannot hide from us , ( by the most discreet Silence in any Thing which regards your felf ) that the frank Entertainment we have at your Table , your eafie Condefcenfion in little Incidents of Mirth and ...
... these things of you , and you cannot hide from us , ( by the most discreet Silence in any Thing which regards your felf ) that the frank Entertainment we have at your Table , your eafie Condefcenfion in little Incidents of Mirth and ...
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... these Meetings it were left to every Stranger either to fill his Glafs according to his own Inclination , or to make his Retreat when he finds he has been fufficiently obedient to that of others , these Entertainments would be governed ...
... these Meetings it were left to every Stranger either to fill his Glafs according to his own Inclination , or to make his Retreat when he finds he has been fufficiently obedient to that of others , these Entertainments would be governed ...
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... these vigorous Invalids had finished his Narration of the Collar - bone , this naturally would intro- duce the Hiftory of the Ribs . Befides , the different Cir- cumstances of their Falls and Fractures would help to prolong and ...
... these vigorous Invalids had finished his Narration of the Collar - bone , this naturally would intro- duce the Hiftory of the Ribs . Befides , the different Cir- cumstances of their Falls and Fractures would help to prolong and ...
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... these I would conftantly have with me ; and ⚫ the Freedom we took with one another at School and ⚫ the University we would maintain and exert upon all · ⚫ Occafions with great Courage : There fhould be cer- ⚫tain Hours of the Day to ...
... these I would conftantly have with me ; and ⚫ the Freedom we took with one another at School and ⚫ the University we would maintain and exert upon all · ⚫ Occafions with great Courage : There fhould be cer- ⚫tain Hours of the Day to ...
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