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... never found their way . Alas , I never met with royal scenes ! No vomits gave to Abyffinian queens ! Drew not from royal arms the purple tide , Nor fcotch'd with fleams , a fceptre'd lady's hide : Nor , in anatomy fo very ftout , Ventur ...
... never found their way . Alas , I never met with royal scenes ! No vomits gave to Abyffinian queens ! Drew not from royal arms the purple tide , Nor fcotch'd with fleams , a fceptre'd lady's hide : Nor , in anatomy fo very ftout , Ventur ...
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... never imagined him half fo great a man as I do at prefent , though I always loved and efteemed him . He did not use one fevere word against the unhappy Lord , nor omitted one fevere obfervation that truth could dictate . I never heard , ...
... never imagined him half fo great a man as I do at prefent , though I always loved and efteemed him . He did not use one fevere word against the unhappy Lord , nor omitted one fevere obfervation that truth could dictate . I never heard , ...
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... never been vouchfafed , morals would probably never have attained their prefent height ; certainly would never reach their per- fection if the knowlege of it were to be withdrawn , they ' would foon become corrupt . Were it not for the ...
... never been vouchfafed , morals would probably never have attained their prefent height ; certainly would never reach their per- fection if the knowlege of it were to be withdrawn , they ' would foon become corrupt . Were it not for the ...
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