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... hand , however , our Author's candour obliges him to do juftice to the virtues of thefe favages : for virtues they ... hands they have fallen . " They would fometimes carry children on their arms and fhoulders , feed their pri- foners ...
... hand , however , our Author's candour obliges him to do juftice to the virtues of thefe favages : for virtues they ... hands they have fallen . " They would fometimes carry children on their arms and fhoulders , feed their pri- foners ...
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... hand a burning heart he held , Fill'd with incentives to allure the mind ; His chief delight was to delude the fair ... hand in hand in the narrow ftreets : that the linen is damp , the water of the Seine relaxing , the Tuilleries fhady ...
... hand a burning heart he held , Fill'd with incentives to allure the mind ; His chief delight was to delude the fair ... hand in hand in the narrow ftreets : that the linen is damp , the water of the Seine relaxing , the Tuilleries fhady ...
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... hand ? On the contrary , it is not even true , that it will in any respect make him a better compofer . But to improve his hand ! We used to admire , and wonder at the execution of Cramer and Crofdill.- Perhaps it was not by practice ...
... hand ? On the contrary , it is not even true , that it will in any respect make him a better compofer . But to improve his hand ! We used to admire , and wonder at the execution of Cramer and Crofdill.- Perhaps it was not by practice ...
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