Elegant Extracts: Or, Useful and Entertaining Pieces of Poetry Selected for the Impropvement of Young Persons Being Similar in Design to Elegant Extracts in Prose, Band 2J. Johnson, 1801 |
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... heard that you govern- ed the kingdom . A nation and a mob are different things . Swift . Aye , fo you fellows that have no genius for politics may fuppofe . But there are times when , by putting himself at the head of the mob , an able ...
... heard that you govern- ed the kingdom . A nation and a mob are different things . Swift . Aye , fo you fellows that have no genius for politics may fuppofe . But there are times when , by putting himself at the head of the mob , an able ...
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... heard , faw , nor ipoke : I only finelt and taited . But the worst of all is , that you had no wine fit to be named with good claret or Burgundy , or Champagne , or old hock , or Tokay . You boafted much of your Fa- lernam ; but I have ...
... heard , faw , nor ipoke : I only finelt and taited . But the worst of all is , that you had no wine fit to be named with good claret or Burgundy , or Champagne , or old hock , or Tokay . You boafted much of your Fa- lernam ; but I have ...
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... heard the dead - watch tick as plainly as if there had been a clock in the room the maid too , who fat up with him , heard a bell toll at the top of the ftairs , the very moment the breath went out of his body . During this dif- courfe ...
... heard the dead - watch tick as plainly as if there had been a clock in the room the maid too , who fat up with him , heard a bell toll at the top of the ftairs , the very moment the breath went out of his body . During this dif- courfe ...
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