The Guardian, Band 1C. Whittingham, published John Sharpe, 1804 |
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... greatest of your admirers . POPE . N ° 5. TUESDAY , MARCH 17 , 1712-13 . Laudantur simili prole puerpera . HOR . 4 Od . v . 23 . The mother's virtues in the daughters shine . I HAVE in my second paper mentioned the family into which I ...
... greatest of your admirers . POPE . N ° 5. TUESDAY , MARCH 17 , 1712-13 . Laudantur simili prole puerpera . HOR . 4 Od . v . 23 . The mother's virtues in the daughters shine . I HAVE in my second paper mentioned the family into which I ...
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... greatest consideration of all , to wit , re- gard of Innocence ; but having , I think , in my eye , what you aim at , I must , as I am your friend , ac- quaint you , that you are going into a wilderness of cares and distractions , from ...
... greatest consideration of all , to wit , re- gard of Innocence ; but having , I think , in my eye , what you aim at , I must , as I am your friend , ac- quaint you , that you are going into a wilderness of cares and distractions , from ...
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... greatest services come short of what we owe him . 6 Seeing therefore we cannot think of God so highly as he is , let us think of him as highly as we can : and for that end let us get above ourselves , and above the world , and raise up ...
... greatest services come short of what we owe him . 6 Seeing therefore we cannot think of God so highly as he is , let us think of him as highly as we can : and for that end let us get above ourselves , and above the world , and raise up ...
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