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... fresh character , and keeps the peer , for an unusual length of dialogue , fo far from palling , that even at the end of the act we wish for more of him ; his triumph over Sir John's pretenfions to Fanny gives a most agreeable variation ...
... fresh character , and keeps the peer , for an unusual length of dialogue , fo far from palling , that even at the end of the act we wish for more of him ; his triumph over Sir John's pretenfions to Fanny gives a most agreeable variation ...
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... fresh - water failor feen before . Mrs. Crofs is as pofitive as her husband , but ra- ther more filly and violent ; devoted with ideas contemptibly narrow , to a lavish imitation of per- fons in high life ; fond of what fhe does not un ...
... fresh - water failor feen before . Mrs. Crofs is as pofitive as her husband , but ra- ther more filly and violent ; devoted with ideas contemptibly narrow , to a lavish imitation of per- fons in high life ; fond of what fhe does not un ...
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... fresh trial to bring over that young prince . We admire Mr. ADDI- SON's idea of hypocritical patriotism , where on the principles of deception he makes Sempronius speak thus : I'll conceal My thoughts in paffion ( ' tis the furest way ) ...
... fresh trial to bring over that young prince . We admire Mr. ADDI- SON's idea of hypocritical patriotism , where on the principles of deception he makes Sempronius speak thus : I'll conceal My thoughts in paffion ( ' tis the furest way ) ...
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