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In them , one point of wit flashes so fast upon another , that the reader's attention is dazzled by the continual sparkling of their imagination ; you find a new design started almost in every line , and you come to the end without the ...
In them , one point of wit flashes so fast upon another , that the reader's attention is dazzled by the continual sparkling of their imagination ; you find a new design started almost in every line , and you come to the end without the ...
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Sometimes to wander through perfumed groves , or enamelled meadows , in the fancy of a poet : at others to be present when a battle or storm raged , or a glittering palace rose in his imagination ; or to behold the pleasures of a ...
Sometimes to wander through perfumed groves , or enamelled meadows , in the fancy of a poet : at others to be present when a battle or storm raged , or a glittering palace rose in his imagination ; or to behold the pleasures of a ...
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Vanity had no sooner led her forces into the imagination , but she resolved upon storming the castle , and giving no quarter . They began the assault with a loud outcry and great confusion . I , for my part , made the best of my way ...
Vanity had no sooner led her forces into the imagination , but she resolved upon storming the castle , and giving no quarter . They began the assault with a loud outcry and great confusion . I , for my part , made the best of my way ...
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