A New-guide to the English Tongue: In Five PartsJoseph Crukshank, 1789 - 158 pages |
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... such Order , as feemed to me to ferve the Purposes of an eafy Inftruation , much better than any of thofe Collections published before this Time ; 1 muft affure you , that my Care has been equally as much concerned concerned how to ...
... such Order , as feemed to me to ferve the Purposes of an eafy Inftruation , much better than any of thofe Collections published before this Time ; 1 muft affure you , that my Care has been equally as much concerned concerned how to ...
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... Such a Contention is diabo- lical . 2. A wife Man values Pleafure at a very little Rate , be caufe it is the Bane of the Mind , and the Caufe of all Mifery :: But he values no Poffeffion more than Virtue , becaufe it is the Fountain of ...
... Such a Contention is diabo- lical . 2. A wife Man values Pleafure at a very little Rate , be caufe it is the Bane of the Mind , and the Caufe of all Mifery :: But he values no Poffeffion more than Virtue , becaufe it is the Fountain of ...
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... their Heads , and foon decay ; And whiter Snow in Minutes melts away : Such and fo with'ring are our early Joys , Which Time , or Sicknefs , fpeedily deftroys . The ・ The Defire . From my Beginning , may th 134 A NEW GUIDE.
... their Heads , and foon decay ; And whiter Snow in Minutes melts away : Such and fo with'ring are our early Joys , Which Time , or Sicknefs , fpeedily deftroys . The ・ The Defire . From my Beginning , may th 134 A NEW GUIDE.
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