The Guardian: In Two Volumes, Band 1J. Thompson and S. Dampier, 1762 |
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... fame county , who gives in his estate much larger , and his family more ancient ,. offers to deal with us for two daughters . Sir Harry Pandolf has writ word from his feat in the country , that he also is much inclined to an alliance ...
... fame county , who gives in his estate much larger , and his family more ancient ,. offers to deal with us for two daughters . Sir Harry Pandolf has writ word from his feat in the country , that he also is much inclined to an alliance ...
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... estate may do good where ever they are seated , that so many should be what they are ? It is certain , that the arts which purchase health or fame , will maintain them ; and I attribute the splendor and N ° 6 . 25 THE GUARDIAN .
... estate may do good where ever they are seated , that so many should be what they are ? It is certain , that the arts which purchase health or fame , will maintain them ; and I attribute the splendor and N ° 6 . 25 THE GUARDIAN .
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... fame chapter , that there are ten thousand afflictions and disasters attend the passion itself ; that an idle word imprudently repeated by a fair woman , and vast expen . ces to support her folly and vanity , every day reduce men to ...
... fame chapter , that there are ten thousand afflictions and disasters attend the passion itself ; that an idle word imprudently repeated by a fair woman , and vast expen . ces to support her folly and vanity , every day reduce men to ...
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... fame person whom he had before treated with so much infolence , and the high resentment of a man so inconfiderable as Aguire , when much injured , are good admonitions to little spirits in exalted stations , to take care how they treat ...
... fame person whom he had before treated with so much infolence , and the high resentment of a man so inconfiderable as Aguire , when much injured , are good admonitions to little spirits in exalted stations , to take care how they treat ...
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... fame not navigable , and the rendering it navigable , had been opposed by the generality of the whole country ; the roads excessive bad , and no poffibi lity of getting off the tenants corn , but at such a price of carriages as would ...
... fame not navigable , and the rendering it navigable , had been opposed by the generality of the whole country ; the roads excessive bad , and no poffibi lity of getting off the tenants corn , but at such a price of carriages as would ...
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