ProseSamuel Walker, 1826 |
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... practice it is , that Meliffa is become the wifeft and best - bred woman living ; and by this practice , may every perfon arrive at that agreeablenefs of temper , of which the natural and never - failing fruit is Happiness . Harris ...
... practice it is , that Meliffa is become the wifeft and best - bred woman living ; and by this practice , may every perfon arrive at that agreeablenefs of temper , of which the natural and never - failing fruit is Happiness . Harris ...
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... practice more peculiarly diabolical , than another , it is this : for no em- ployment can be conceived more fuita- ble to infernal fpirits , than that of fpending their rage and impotence in curfes , and execrations . If this fhock- ing ...
... practice more peculiarly diabolical , than another , it is this : for no em- ployment can be conceived more fuita- ble to infernal fpirits , than that of fpending their rage and impotence in curfes , and execrations . If this fhock- ing ...
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... Practice neceffary for forming a STYLE . In the fecond place , in order to form a good Style , the frequent practice of compofing is indifpenfably neceffary . Many rules concerning Style I have delivered ; but no rules will answer the ...
... Practice neceffary for forming a STYLE . In the fecond place , in order to form a good Style , the frequent practice of compofing is indifpenfably neceffary . Many rules concerning Style I have delivered ; but no rules will answer the ...
Inhalt
Diversity of Geniuses | 36 |
The Manners of a Bookfeller | 42 |
Epicuruss Character | 48 |
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