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... say of the passions , furies , frenzies , quarrels , and their fatal consequences , to which the lofing gamester is exposed ? What shall I say of such oaths , curses , blafphemies , as I have been witness of , the recollection of which ...
... say of the passions , furies , frenzies , quarrels , and their fatal consequences , to which the lofing gamester is exposed ? What shall I say of such oaths , curses , blafphemies , as I have been witness of , the recollection of which ...
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... say , which ought to be the last glass , is a point of fo much difficulty , that I be- lieve it will never be fettled ; and if the grave theologift tells you it is that , when you perceive your judgment to fail ; this is only telling ...
... say , which ought to be the last glass , is a point of fo much difficulty , that I be- lieve it will never be fettled ; and if the grave theologift tells you it is that , when you perceive your judgment to fail ; this is only telling ...
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... says his Ma- jefty , to find so much inferted in the address of what should not be , and so little of what ... say it , I begin to believe that no war is intended . When the contrary ap- pears , I shall be for granting a fupply ...
... says his Ma- jefty , to find so much inferted in the address of what should not be , and so little of what ... say it , I begin to believe that no war is intended . When the contrary ap- pears , I shall be for granting a fupply ...
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