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They who attend our courts of juftice , often fee inftances among the common people of their af- ferting roundly what they will either refufe to fwear ; or when fworn , will not affert , In the first place , common fwearing leads to ...
They who attend our courts of juftice , often fee inftances among the common people of their af- ferting roundly what they will either refufe to fwear ; or when fworn , will not affert , In the first place , common fwearing leads to ...
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... common language of our ftreets , it is no wonder that people make light of oaths on every occafion ; and that judicial , commercial , and of ficial oaths , are all treated with fo much indifference . Thirdly , common fwearing may be ...
... common language of our ftreets , it is no wonder that people make light of oaths on every occafion ; and that judicial , commercial , and of ficial oaths , are all treated with fo much indifference . Thirdly , common fwearing may be ...
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... common mechanic , than the feveral energies of their proper arts ? How little do even the rigid laws of verfe obftruct a genius truly poetic ? How little did they cramp like a picture with good drawing , but with bad. of that plain but ...
... common mechanic , than the feveral energies of their proper arts ? How little do even the rigid laws of verfe obftruct a genius truly poetic ? How little did they cramp like a picture with good drawing , but with bad. of that plain but ...
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Diversity of Geniuses | 36 |
The Manners of a Bookfeller | 42 |
Epicuruss Character | 48 |
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