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... himself shews fomething of generofity : after receiv- ing his death wound , he utters a strange incoherent rhapfody , and fo much preferves uniformity , that his death commonly proves a very laughable inci- dent : it is reported , as an ...
... himself shews fomething of generofity : after receiv- ing his death wound , he utters a strange incoherent rhapfody , and fo much preferves uniformity , that his death commonly proves a very laughable inci- dent : it is reported , as an ...
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... himself with satisfactory dreams is very natural , and a good preparation for that material change of feeling , which Balthazar's heart- rending intelligence occafions . - The tranfition to aftonishment of grief is amazingly fine ; and ...
... himself with satisfactory dreams is very natural , and a good preparation for that material change of feeling , which Balthazar's heart- rending intelligence occafions . - The tranfition to aftonishment of grief is amazingly fine ; and ...
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... himself is not acquainted with , till made so by the ambaffador . Tho ' it is fomething odd , that a reprefentative of the Roman fenate fhould enter upon private con- verfation with an unknown perfon , before he has fulfilled his public ...
... himself is not acquainted with , till made so by the ambaffador . Tho ' it is fomething odd , that a reprefentative of the Roman fenate fhould enter upon private con- verfation with an unknown perfon , before he has fulfilled his public ...
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