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... acquaintance , and she wishes it may prosper with her , but her mother used one of her nieces very barbarously . Her usual remarks turn upon people who had great estates , but never enjoyed them by reason of some flaw in their own or ...
... acquaintance , and she wishes it may prosper with her , but her mother used one of her nieces very barbarously . Her usual remarks turn upon people who had great estates , but never enjoyed them by reason of some flaw in their own or ...
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... acquaintance fol- lowers of Socrates , with more particular regard to that part of his philosophy which we among ourselves call his domestics ; under ... acquainted with 60 486 . SPECTATOR . N° 486. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 1712. ...
... acquaintance fol- lowers of Socrates , with more particular regard to that part of his philosophy which we among ourselves call his domestics ; under ... acquainted with 60 486 . SPECTATOR . N° 486. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 1712. ...
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... acquaintance fol- lowers of Socrates , with more particular regard to that part of his philosophy which we among ourselves call his domestics ; under ... acquainted with 60 486 . SPECTATOR . N° 486. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 1712. ...
... acquaintance fol- lowers of Socrates , with more particular regard to that part of his philosophy which we among ourselves call his domestics ; under ... acquainted with 60 486 . SPECTATOR . N° 486. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 1712. ...
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