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... eyes were blind , As pigs are faid to fee the wind , Fill'd Bedlam with predeftination , & c . ' Mr. Charles Leflie , who places Daniel with Fox and Muggleton , tells us , in his Snake in the Grafs , ' edit . 1698 , p . 330 and p . 327 ...
... eyes were blind , As pigs are faid to fee the wind , Fill'd Bedlam with predeftination , & c . ' Mr. Charles Leflie , who places Daniel with Fox and Muggleton , tells us , in his Snake in the Grafs , ' edit . 1698 , p . 330 and p . 327 ...
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... eyes , that might incite your laughter ? He had no fooner spoke the word , but he immediately quitted his na- tural thape , and talked to me in a very dif ferent air and tone from what he had ufed before : upon which , all that fat near ...
... eyes , that might incite your laughter ? He had no fooner spoke the word , but he immediately quitted his na- tural thape , and talked to me in a very dif ferent air and tone from what he had ufed before : upon which , all that fat near ...
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... eye - fhot : that is the time when the Fan , which is all the armour of a woman , is of moft ufe in our de- fence ; for our minds are conftrued by the waving of that little inftrument , and our མས thoughts appear in compofure or ...
... eye - fhot : that is the time when the Fan , which is all the armour of a woman , is of moft ufe in our de- fence ; for our minds are conftrued by the waving of that little inftrument , and our མས thoughts appear in compofure or ...
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... eyes open between every other fentence in his dif- courfe him have I made a leader in affem- blies ; and one blow on the shoulder as I paffed by him has raised him to a downright imper- tinent in all converfations . The airy Will ...
... eyes open between every other fentence in his dif- courfe him have I made a leader in affem- blies ; and one blow on the shoulder as I paffed by him has raised him to a downright imper- tinent in all converfations . The airy Will ...
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... eye of the world , where her ftory had not been now to be related : for her good qualities had made her the object of univerfal esteem among the polite part of mankind , from whom the has been banished and immured until the death of her ...
... eye of the world , where her ftory had not been now to be related : for her good qualities had made her the object of univerfal esteem among the polite part of mankind , from whom the has been banished and immured until the death of her ...
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