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the most crowded variety of diverfion or employment , would find every day new irradiations of knowledge , and difcover how much more is to be hoped from fre- quency and perfeverance , than from vio- lent efforts and fudden defires ...
the most crowded variety of diverfion or employment , would find every day new irradiations of knowledge , and difcover how much more is to be hoped from fre- quency and perfeverance , than from vio- lent efforts and fudden defires ...
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... most ce- lebrated collections which the ancients have given us , in the epiftolary way . They are elegant and polite ; and exhi- bit a very pleafing and amiable view of the author . But , according to the vul- gar phrafe , they fmell ...
... most ce- lebrated collections which the ancients have given us , in the epiftolary way . They are elegant and polite ; and exhi- bit a very pleafing and amiable view of the author . But , according to the vul- gar phrafe , they fmell ...
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... most cruel tyrant mentioned in history . They had orders to go from thence to Syria , which the indolence , and afterwards the captivity of Demetrius Nicanor amongst the Parthians , made a prey to troubles , factions , and revolts ...
... most cruel tyrant mentioned in history . They had orders to go from thence to Syria , which the indolence , and afterwards the captivity of Demetrius Nicanor amongst the Parthians , made a prey to troubles , factions , and revolts ...
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Diversity of Geniuses | 36 |
The Manners of a Bookfeller | 42 |
Epicuruss Character | 48 |
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