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... suppose imaginary arms motionless , no more than imaginary legs ; however , fome peculiarity in this point , as well as the tones of expreffion , should be obferved . Horatio Hamlet . Horatio is the only amiable man in the 58 The ...
... suppose imaginary arms motionless , no more than imaginary legs ; however , fome peculiarity in this point , as well as the tones of expreffion , should be obferved . Horatio Hamlet . Horatio is the only amiable man in the 58 The ...
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... suppose she could from fuch principles shake off regard for a man fhe has entertained upon favourable terms - the favour asked , that Sylvia will never marry without his confent , and his promise never to dispose of her without her own ...
... suppose she could from fuch principles shake off regard for a man fhe has entertained upon favourable terms - the favour asked , that Sylvia will never marry without his confent , and his promise never to dispose of her without her own ...
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... suppose Othello had reached the top of his bent in his conference with Iago , already mentioned , yet we find him returning , filled with feven - fold rage , first against the perfon who has made him acquaint- ed with his mifery , and ...
... suppose Othello had reached the top of his bent in his conference with Iago , already mentioned , yet we find him returning , filled with feven - fold rage , first against the perfon who has made him acquaint- ed with his mifery , and ...
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