ProseVicesimus Knox S. Walker, 1825 |
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... kind logue of men of pleasure . In what- of persons with whom he has been ever way they follow the call of ap- brought up : we see the early spring petite , they have equally a tendency of a civilized education , or the first to corrupt ...
... kind logue of men of pleasure . In what- of persons with whom he has been ever way they follow the call of ap- brought up : we see the early spring petite , they have equally a tendency of a civilized education , or the first to corrupt ...
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... kind , satisfying and supporting the him with such a tradition . Why mind of man with the highest kind may he not as well think that he was of enjoyments , that a rational soul born a Prince and not a subject , and can wish or hope for ...
... kind , satisfying and supporting the him with such a tradition . Why mind of man with the highest kind may he not as well think that he was of enjoyments , that a rational soul born a Prince and not a subject , and can wish or hope for ...
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... kind of ning of their poetry , even in the plays too , in these early times , de- Augustan age . rived from what they had seen of the The first kind of poetry that was Tuscan actors , when sent for to followed with any success among the ...
... kind of ning of their poetry , even in the plays too , in these early times , de- Augustan age . rived from what they had seen of the The first kind of poetry that was Tuscan actors , when sent for to followed with any success among the ...
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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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