ProseSamuel Walker, 1826 |
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... whose wealth was the labour of thine own hand ; and what can have made thee fad , the fpring of whofe joy was in thy own bofom ? What evil hath befallen thee ? Speak , and if I can re move it , thou art happy . " I was now encouraged to ...
... whose wealth was the labour of thine own hand ; and what can have made thee fad , the fpring of whofe joy was in thy own bofom ? What evil hath befallen thee ? Speak , and if I can re move it , thou art happy . " I was now encouraged to ...
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... whose knowledge we cannot evade , and whofe power we cannot refift ; who is merci- ful and good to all his creatures ; and will be ever ready to affift , and re- ward thofe , who endeavour to conform themfelves to his will : but whofe ...
... whose knowledge we cannot evade , and whofe power we cannot refift ; who is merci- ful and good to all his creatures ; and will be ever ready to affift , and re- ward thofe , who endeavour to conform themfelves to his will : but whofe ...
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... whose defpotic yoke it has con- tinued ever fince . The city from this time has been occafionally vifited , and defcriptions of it published by different travellers . Wheeler was there along with Spon , in the time of our Charles the ...
... whose defpotic yoke it has con- tinued ever fince . The city from this time has been occafionally vifited , and defcriptions of it published by different travellers . Wheeler was there along with Spon , in the time of our Charles the ...
Inhalt
Diversity of Geniuses | 36 |
The Manners of a Bookfeller | 42 |
Epicuruss Character | 48 |
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