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... took to be her lover . He feemed to be much about her , age , of a brown complexion , very tall , but finely fhaped . Every time the came to fee me , the young gentleman came to find her out ; and they ufually retired to a corner of the ...
... took to be her lover . He feemed to be much about her , age , of a brown complexion , very tall , but finely fhaped . Every time the came to fee me , the young gentleman came to find her out ; and they ufually retired to a corner of the ...
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... took bread : and when he had given thanks , he brake it , and faid , Take , eat ; this is my body , which is broken for you : this do in remem- brance of me . After the fame manner alfo he took the cup . Q. What is the inward part , or ...
... took bread : and when he had given thanks , he brake it , and faid , Take , eat ; this is my body , which is broken for you : this do in remem- brance of me . After the fame manner alfo he took the cup . Q. What is the inward part , or ...
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... took notice , at the beginning , that Rollin's Obfer- vations on Tafte gave occafion to this difcourfe . Sir Harry Beaumont's po- lished dialogue on beauty , called Cri- to , was of fervice to me ; and I have availed myself of the ...
... took notice , at the beginning , that Rollin's Obfer- vations on Tafte gave occafion to this difcourfe . Sir Harry Beaumont's po- lished dialogue on beauty , called Cri- to , was of fervice to me ; and I have availed myself of the ...
Inhalt
Diversity of Geniuses | 36 |
The Manners of a Bookfeller | 42 |
Epicuruss Character | 48 |
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