Essays and LettersJohn Sharpe, 1820 - 340 Seiten |
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... observed with concern , that your Mercury is not always equally entertaining . The delay of ships expected in , and want of fresh advices from Europe , make it frequently very dull ; and I find the freezing of our river has the same ...
... observed with concern , that your Mercury is not always equally entertaining . The delay of ships expected in , and want of fresh advices from Europe , make it frequently very dull ; and I find the freezing of our river has the same ...
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... observed the critics to be more favourable on this account , I shall always avoid saying any thing of the kind ; and conclude with telling you , that if you send me a bottle of ink and a quire of paper by the bearer , you may depend on ...
... observed the critics to be more favourable on this account , I shall always avoid saying any thing of the kind ; and conclude with telling you , that if you send me a bottle of ink and a quire of paper by the bearer , you may depend on ...
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... observed , that if any bad characters happen to be drawn in the course of these papers , they mean no particular person , if they are not par- ticularly applied . Likewise , that the author is no party - man , but a general meddler ...
... observed , that if any bad characters happen to be drawn in the course of these papers , they mean no particular person , if they are not par- ticularly applied . Likewise , that the author is no party - man , but a general meddler ...
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... baser wretch first corrupted him , and then bought the bargain : all this , and much more of the same kind , I shall forget , and pass over in silence ; but then it is to be observed that I expect and MORAL AND PHILOSOPHICAL . 21.
... baser wretch first corrupted him , and then bought the bargain : all this , and much more of the same kind , I shall forget , and pass over in silence ; but then it is to be observed that I expect and MORAL AND PHILOSOPHICAL . 21.
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Benjamin Franklin. then it is to be observed that I expect and require a sudden and general amendment . These threatenings of mine , I hope , will have a good effect , and , if regarded , may prevent abund- ance of folly and wickedness ...
Benjamin Franklin. then it is to be observed that I expect and require a sudden and general amendment . These threatenings of mine , I hope , will have a good effect , and , if regarded , may prevent abund- ance of folly and wickedness ...
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