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... friends and acquaintance , with all the means in his power of adding to their happiness ; and fuffers himself to take rank among the lowest characters , when he might render himself confpi- cuous among the higheft . Nobody is more ...
... friends and acquaintance , with all the means in his power of adding to their happiness ; and fuffers himself to take rank among the lowest characters , when he might render himself confpi- cuous among the higheft . Nobody is more ...
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... friendship , fhould be a fufficient inducement for banishing that generous affection from the human breaft ? Extinguish all ... friends . They are , both of them , women in years , and alike in birth , fortune , edu- cation , and ...
... friendship , fhould be a fufficient inducement for banishing that generous affection from the human breaft ? Extinguish all ... friends . They are , both of them , women in years , and alike in birth , fortune , edu- cation , and ...
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... friends . Nothing indeed is more difficult , than for an author , who publishes his own letters , to diveft himfelf altogether of attention to the opinion of the world in what he fays ; by which means , he becomes much lefs agreeable ...
... friends . Nothing indeed is more difficult , than for an author , who publishes his own letters , to diveft himfelf altogether of attention to the opinion of the world in what he fays ; by which means , he becomes much lefs agreeable ...
Inhalt
Diversity of Geniuses | 36 |
The Manners of a Bookfeller | 42 |
Epicuruss Character | 48 |
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