Elegant Extracts: Being a Copious Selection of Instructive, Moral, and Entertaining Passages, from the Most Eminent British Poets, Band 6J. Sharpe, 1810 |
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... tell you how you shall die . He is in a low form , who never thinks beyond this short life . P Vices are learned ... tells all the truth he knows , must lie in the streets . Oil and truth will get uppermost at the last . 242 ELEGANT ...
... tell you how you shall die . He is in a low form , who never thinks beyond this short life . P Vices are learned ... tells all the truth he knows , must lie in the streets . Oil and truth will get uppermost at the last . 242 ELEGANT ...
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... Tell every body your business , and the Devil will do it for you . A man was hanged for saying what was true . Do not all that you can do ; spend not all that you have ; believe not that all you hear ; and tell not all that you know . A ...
... Tell every body your business , and the Devil will do it for you . A man was hanged for saying what was true . Do not all that you can do ; spend not all that you have ; believe not that all you hear ; and tell not all that you know . A ...
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... tell all the truth you know , you will have your head broke . Since you know every thing , and I know no- thing , pray tell me what I dreamed this morning . Your looking - glass will tell you what none of your friends will . The clown ...
... tell all the truth you know , you will have your head broke . Since you know every thing , and I know no- thing , pray tell me what I dreamed this morning . Your looking - glass will tell you what none of your friends will . The clown ...
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BOOK XI | 1 |
Marriage compared with single Life Bishop Taylor | 10 |
The same subject | 16 |
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