Select British Classics, Volume 25J. Conrad, 1803 |
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... particular , there is not sometimes an im- propriety of sentiments , and an impurity of diction . White's Chocolate - house , January 2 . I CAME in here to day at an hour when only the dead appear in places of resort and gallantry , and ...
... particular , there is not sometimes an im- propriety of sentiments , and an impurity of diction . White's Chocolate - house , January 2 . I CAME in here to day at an hour when only the dead appear in places of resort and gallantry , and ...
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... particular make me rest for ever . " Yours , " JOHN PARTRIDGE . " " P. S. Sir James is just arrived here in good health . ” The foregoing letter was the more pleasing to me . because I perceive some little symptoms in it of a re ...
... particular make me rest for ever . " Yours , " JOHN PARTRIDGE . " " P. S. Sir James is just arrived here in good health . ” The foregoing letter was the more pleasing to me . because I perceive some little symptoms in it of a re ...
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... particular passion or character in any one set of men , my thoughts were last night employed on the contemplation of human life in general ; and truly it appears to me , that the whole species are hurried on by the same desires , and ...
... particular passion or character in any one set of men , my thoughts were last night employed on the contemplation of human life in general ; and truly it appears to me , that the whole species are hurried on by the same desires , and ...
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... particular corners and alleys of it , catched them in their arms , and took them from those whom they really loved and admired . There was a particular grove , which was called , " the laby- rinth of coquets ; " where many were enticed ...
... particular corners and alleys of it , catched them in their arms , and took them from those whom they really loved and admired . There was a particular grove , which was called , " the laby- rinth of coquets ; " where many were enticed ...
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... particular distemper , which makes persons who are troubled with it , see objects double . Upon enquiry , I was informed that her name was Jealousy . Having finished my observations upon this temple , and its votaries , I repaired to ...
... particular distemper , which makes persons who are troubled with it , see objects double . Upon enquiry , I was informed that her name was Jealousy . Having finished my observations upon this temple , and its votaries , I repaired to ...
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