The Guardian: In Two Volumes, Band 1J. Thompson and S. Dampier, 1762 |
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... pleading . I have been very careful to kill in him any pretenfions to follow men already eminent , any farther than as their fuccefs is an encouragement ; but make it my endeavour to cherish , in the principal and firft place , his ...
... pleading . I have been very careful to kill in him any pretenfions to follow men already eminent , any farther than as their fuccefs is an encouragement ; but make it my endeavour to cherish , in the principal and firft place , his ...
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... plead for itfelf the fpecious names of modefty , and a defire of informa- tion , it affords little pleasure to the rest of the compa- ny who are not troubled with the fame doubts . Befides which , he who asks a question would do well to ...
... plead for itfelf the fpecious names of modefty , and a defire of informa- tion , it affords little pleasure to the rest of the compa- ny who are not troubled with the fame doubts . Befides which , he who asks a question would do well to ...
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... plead , that it was the perfection of mufic , and compofed by the moft skilful mafter in Hefperia . Menalcas finding that he was a stranger , hofpitably took compaflion on him , and delivered him to an old fhepherd , who was ordered to ...
... plead , that it was the perfection of mufic , and compofed by the moft skilful mafter in Hefperia . Menalcas finding that he was a stranger , hofpitably took compaflion on him , and delivered him to an old fhepherd , who was ordered to ...
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