ProseVicesimus Knox S. Walker, 1825 |
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... called Fraud , who sat behind the a barking , and would have much ter - counter , with false scales , light rified us , had not an old woman , who weights , and scanty measures ; by had called herself by the forged name the skilful ...
... called Fraud , who sat behind the a barking , and would have much ter - counter , with false scales , light rified us , had not an old woman , who weights , and scanty measures ; by had called herself by the forged name the skilful ...
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... called out without some degree of enthusiasm , in whatever cause we Aided by such considerations , let are engaged ; and those sentiments us cultivate that gentle wisdom which which tend to the exaltation of huis , in so many respects ...
... called out without some degree of enthusiasm , in whatever cause we Aided by such considerations , let are engaged ; and those sentiments us cultivate that gentle wisdom which which tend to the exaltation of huis , in so many respects ...
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... called for an effeminate people ; as too apt the last of the Roman poets . After to soften and unnerve men ; and to his time , poetry continued decaying take from that martial temper and more and more , quite down to the ferocity ...
... called for an effeminate people ; as too apt the last of the Roman poets . After to soften and unnerve men ; and to his time , poetry continued decaying take from that martial temper and more and more , quite down to the ferocity ...
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VOL | 1 |
On the Immortality of the Soul Ibid 14 48 Idleness avoided by the Observation | 59 |
Sect | 65 |
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