The Guardian, Band 2C. Whittingham, published John Sharpe, 1804 |
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... discourse , they will indeed proceed with great elocution . I know not how well some may have escaped , but for my part I have often met with them to my cost ; having I believe within these three years last past been argued out of ...
... discourse , they will indeed proceed with great elocution . I know not how well some may have escaped , but for my part I have often met with them to my cost ; having I believe within these three years last past been argued out of ...
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are detached as an help to discourse , by the vehe- ment gentlemen before mentioned . This way of holding a man in discourse is much practised in the coffee - houses within the city , and does not indeed so much prevail at the politer ...
are detached as an help to discourse , by the vehe- ment gentlemen before mentioned . This way of holding a man in discourse is much practised in the coffee - houses within the city , and does not indeed so much prevail at the politer ...
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... discourse on a good con- 150 science ..... 135 Speculative part of mankind compared with the active . 130 Speech , a discourse thereon 172 affronted ....... Spleen the Dutch not subject to it ............ Spring , the beauties of that ...
... discourse on a good con- 150 science ..... 135 Speculative part of mankind compared with the active . 130 Speech , a discourse thereon 172 affronted ....... Spleen the Dutch not subject to it ............ Spring , the beauties of that ...
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