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... manner of quarrelling , he fubjoins the fol- lowing Note . " But fuppofe any one fhould refolve to quarrel with him , how must he behave ? I anfwer , his conduct will be fuch that he will never be expofed to quarrels . But , fay you ...
... manner of quarrelling , he fubjoins the fol- lowing Note . " But fuppofe any one fhould refolve to quarrel with him , how must he behave ? I anfwer , his conduct will be fuch that he will never be expofed to quarrels . But , fay you ...
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... manner of Theocritus , and the latter we shall offer to the judgment of our Readers , as the only extract we shall make from this book . With wanton pride Ohio fwceps his course , Father of mighty ftreams . The green - rob'd nymphs Oft ...
... manner of Theocritus , and the latter we shall offer to the judgment of our Readers , as the only extract we shall make from this book . With wanton pride Ohio fwceps his course , Father of mighty ftreams . The green - rob'd nymphs Oft ...
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... manner in which he employed his time ; and introduces us to the know- ledge of a variety of circumftances , of the greateft importance to judging well of characters and manners ; affording very ufe- ful hints for others to improve upon ...
... manner in which he employed his time ; and introduces us to the know- ledge of a variety of circumftances , of the greateft importance to judging well of characters and manners ; affording very ufe- ful hints for others to improve upon ...
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... manner they have executed it , we fhall now reprefent with all the impartiality in our power . The Gentlemen of the Trade in this town , need not be in- formed by us , with what a fufpicious eye the Public in general look upon all their ...
... manner they have executed it , we fhall now reprefent with all the impartiality in our power . The Gentlemen of the Trade in this town , need not be in- formed by us , with what a fufpicious eye the Public in general look upon all their ...
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... manner , with fcarce any one advantage whatsoever arising from it ; as indeed what advantage can be expected from fuch con- fufion ? For the first page or two we are entertained with the Rabbinical History of deren the Jewith high ...
... manner , with fcarce any one advantage whatsoever arising from it ; as indeed what advantage can be expected from fuch con- fufion ? For the first page or two we are entertained with the Rabbinical History of deren the Jewith high ...
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