The Guardian: In Two Volumes, Volume 1J. Thompson and S. Dampier, 1762 |
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... tell you , I have not observed in any man a greater candour and implicity of mind than in yourfelf . You are a man that are not inclined to launch into the world , but prefer fecurity and ease in a collegiate or fingle life , to going ...
... tell you , I have not observed in any man a greater candour and implicity of mind than in yourfelf . You are a man that are not inclined to launch into the world , but prefer fecurity and ease in a collegiate or fingle life , to going ...
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... telling you , that there is nothing so much I defire as to know you more thoroughly than I have yet the happinefs of doing . I may then hope to be capable to do you fome real fervice ; but till then can only affure you , that I fhall ...
... telling you , that there is nothing so much I defire as to know you more thoroughly than I have yet the happinefs of doing . I may then hope to be capable to do you fome real fervice ; but till then can only affure you , that I fhall ...
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... pofitive at first fight to tell you which horse will win the match , and which cock the battle ; and if you are of another opinion , will lay you what you pleafe on · 1 " X " their own ; and it is 54 N ° 14 : THE GUARDIAN . N° 14. ...
... pofitive at first fight to tell you which horse will win the match , and which cock the battle ; and if you are of another opinion , will lay you what you pleafe on · 1 " X " their own ; and it is 54 N ° 14 : THE GUARDIAN . N° 14. ...
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... tell you , that Sappho , Anacreon , and Horace in fome of his shorter lyrics , are the compleateft models for little odes or fonnets . You will find them generally purfuing a single thought in their fongs , which is dri- ven to a point ...
... tell you , that Sappho , Anacreon , and Horace in fome of his shorter lyrics , are the compleateft models for little odes or fonnets . You will find them generally purfuing a single thought in their fongs , which is dri- ven to a point ...
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... contentions , where every one had more than he could tell what to do with . Love indeed might oc- cafion fome rivalships amongst them ; because many lovers fix upon one object , for the lofs of which No 22 . 85 THE GUARDIAN .
... contentions , where every one had more than he could tell what to do with . Love indeed might oc- cafion fome rivalships amongst them ; because many lovers fix upon one object , for the lofs of which No 22 . 85 THE GUARDIAN .
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