Universal Magazine of Knowledge and Pleasure, Volumen35Pub. for J. Hinton., 1764 |
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... seemed to build , as the ini- mitable artist painted , to eternity ; but , alas ! it is with every glorious pile , as with our mortal body : That house and this must be diffolved , our only hope and trust is in one made without hands ...
... seemed to build , as the ini- mitable artist painted , to eternity ; but , alas ! it is with every glorious pile , as with our mortal body : That house and this must be diffolved , our only hope and trust is in one made without hands ...
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... seemed impof- sible to recover me from the deplorable state I was reduced to by the suspension of the use of my fsenses . I opened my eyes and immediately closed them ; I came to myself a little , and again fainted away . Being at last ...
... seemed impof- sible to recover me from the deplorable state I was reduced to by the suspension of the use of my fsenses . I opened my eyes and immediately closed them ; I came to myself a little , and again fainted away . Being at last ...
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... seemed to devote himself to a fort of irksomeness , which far from being diffipated by the in- tercourse of the world , and the amusements of the season , was infenfibly changed into melancholy . The Countess sympathised with him in his ...
... seemed to devote himself to a fort of irksomeness , which far from being diffipated by the in- tercourse of the world , and the amusements of the season , was infenfibly changed into melancholy . The Countess sympathised with him in his ...
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