Universal Magazine of Knowledge and Pleasure, Volumen35Pub. for J. Hinton., 1764 |
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... such cafes , can never fup- ply the want of sentiment . We are igno- rant of the language of passions we never felt . It is the perpetual fermen fermentation of . such passions , in exalted minds , that ferti- lifes in them the fame ...
... such cafes , can never fup- ply the want of sentiment . We are igno- rant of the language of passions we never felt . It is the perpetual fermen fermentation of . such passions , in exalted minds , that ferti- lifes in them the fame ...
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... such as these , who have nothing but a certain fum , which they keep rolling in this way ( and such are always the great promoters of it ; ) with what a difadvantage does he fet out ? But you will fay , you do not intend to venture ...
... such as these , who have nothing but a certain fum , which they keep rolling in this way ( and such are always the great promoters of it ; ) with what a difadvantage does he fet out ? But you will fay , you do not intend to venture ...
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led such a raw young fellow as 1 was , be- ing then scarce twenty years old , and so very great a stranger to these countries . I had indeed got some imperfect notions from a few books that had fallen in my way , as well as from ...
led such a raw young fellow as 1 was , be- ing then scarce twenty years old , and so very great a stranger to these countries . I had indeed got some imperfect notions from a few books that had fallen in my way , as well as from ...
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