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... should have been defeated ; but they faw his disappointment with filent furprize or compaffion . And one of them , crying out it was owing to fhame and confufion , offered him his plate . So keen and tormenting was his appetite , that ...
... should have been defeated ; but they faw his disappointment with filent furprize or compaffion . And one of them , crying out it was owing to fhame and confufion , offered him his plate . So keen and tormenting was his appetite , that ...
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... should conceive one , to have neither skill to borrow the ideas of others , nor friends to correct his errors , and prompt him how to discharge a task , that a vulgar mortal should never have undertaken . Narfes would give all his ...
... should conceive one , to have neither skill to borrow the ideas of others , nor friends to correct his errors , and prompt him how to discharge a task , that a vulgar mortal should never have undertaken . Narfes would give all his ...
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... Should we deliver our opinion of its real value , it might be fufpe & t- ed ( by thofe to whom we are little known ) , that our judgment had been influenced by the author's abfurd and falfe abufe of the Re- viewers : but , on the other ...
... Should we deliver our opinion of its real value , it might be fufpe & t- ed ( by thofe to whom we are little known ) , that our judgment had been influenced by the author's abfurd and falfe abufe of the Re- viewers : but , on the other ...
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and 1788 | 8 |
Julius or the Natural Son 462 | 17 |
Othoman Empire Hift of 165 | 21 |
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