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suffering for a few months such complicated misery , 1 he relinquished a situation which all his life afterwards he recollected with the strongest aversion , and even a degree .of horror . But it is probable that at this period ...
suffering for a few months such complicated misery , 1 he relinquished a situation which all his life afterwards he recollected with the strongest aversion , and even a degree .of horror . But it is probable that at this period ...
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The second class does the same whilst they are in Eutropius ; afterwards their part is in the irregular nouns and verbs , and in the rules for making and scanning verses . They nt are examined as the first . " Class III .
The second class does the same whilst they are in Eutropius ; afterwards their part is in the irregular nouns and verbs , and in the rules for making and scanning verses . They nt are examined as the first . " Class III .
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piece ; and in conversation afterwards , Mr. Wise talked much of his CABIRI . As we returned to Oxford in the evening , I out - walked Johnson , and he cried out Sufflamina , a Latin word , id . which came from his mouth with peculiar ...
piece ; and in conversation afterwards , Mr. Wise talked much of his CABIRI . As we returned to Oxford in the evening , I out - walked Johnson , and he cried out Sufflamina , a Latin word , id . which came from his mouth with peculiar ...
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