The Guardian: In Two Volumes, Band 1J. Thompson and S. Dampier, 1762 |
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... Souls college in Oxford . He is very graceful in his perfon ; has height , ftrength , vigour , and a certain chearfulness and ferenity that creates a fort of love , which people at first fight obferve is ripening into esteem . He has a ...
... Souls college in Oxford . He is very graceful in his perfon ; has height , ftrength , vigour , and a certain chearfulness and ferenity that creates a fort of love , which people at first fight obferve is ripening into esteem . He has a ...
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... Souls undifmay'd by death . T Lucan . HE profpect of death is fo gloomy and difmal , that if it were conftantly before our eyes , it would imbitter all the fweets of life . The gracious author of our being hath therefore fo formed us ...
... Souls undifmay'd by death . T Lucan . HE profpect of death is fo gloomy and difmal , that if it were conftantly before our eyes , it would imbitter all the fweets of life . The gracious author of our being hath therefore fo formed us ...
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... soul , think it worfe than death . Those who have it not in their power to revenge it , of- ten pine away in anguifh , and lothe their being ; and thofe who have , enjoy no rett till they have vengeance . I thall therefore make it the ...
... soul , think it worfe than death . Those who have it not in their power to revenge it , of- ten pine away in anguifh , and lothe their being ; and thofe who have , enjoy no rett till they have vengeance . I thall therefore make it the ...
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