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... Citizen's Family fetting out for Brighthelmftone 134 Character of a mighty ' good Kind -- -- 783 VI . Contrivances of the Author -to please the King and Queen 866 of Man 784 135 Character of a mighty good Sort of Woman VII . The ...
... Citizen's Family fetting out for Brighthelmftone 134 Character of a mighty ' good Kind -- -- 783 VI . Contrivances of the Author -to please the King and Queen 866 of Man 784 135 Character of a mighty good Sort of Woman VII . The ...
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... citizens had made fo great a progress in arms as to have conquered the better part of Italy , and to be able to engage in a war with the Carthagi . nians ; the ftrongeft power then by land , and the abfolute mafters by fea . The Romans ...
... citizens had made fo great a progress in arms as to have conquered the better part of Italy , and to be able to engage in a war with the Carthagi . nians ; the ftrongeft power then by land , and the abfolute mafters by fea . The Romans ...
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... citizens , ❝or from the rabble . Their countenances were filled with confternation ; their ears were em- " ployed in liftening with anxiety . It was not a laboured manner is as bad in a letter , as it is in converfation . This does not ...
... citizens , ❝or from the rabble . Their countenances were filled with confternation ; their ears were em- " ployed in liftening with anxiety . It was not a laboured manner is as bad in a letter , as it is in converfation . This does not ...
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Diversity of Geniuses | 36 |
The Manners of a Bookfeller | 42 |
Epicuruss Character | 48 |
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