The Guardian, Band 1C. Whittingham, published John Sharpe, 1804 |
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... innocence ; and good - nature takes as inuch delight in his neighbour's joy , as in his own ? From what hath been advanced , it will easily appear , that this science contributes to ease of body , and serenity of mind . You have , in a ...
... innocence ; and good - nature takes as inuch delight in his neighbour's joy , as in his own ? From what hath been advanced , it will easily appear , that this science contributes to ease of body , and serenity of mind . You have , in a ...
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... innocence . A patient , useful creature , born to bear The warm and woolly fleece , that cloth'd her murderer : And daily to give down the milk she bred , A tribute for the grass on which she fed . Living , both food and raiment she ...
... innocence . A patient , useful creature , born to bear The warm and woolly fleece , that cloth'd her murderer : And daily to give down the milk she bred , A tribute for the grass on which she fed . Living , both food and raiment she ...
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... innocence . " This is pleasant language , when ' spoken of this person ; he wants to have me unsay what he makes me to have said before . I declare then it was a false report , which was spread concerning me and a lady , sometimes ...
... innocence . " This is pleasant language , when ' spoken of this person ; he wants to have me unsay what he makes me to have said before . I declare then it was a false report , which was spread concerning me and a lady , sometimes ...
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