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... late . " " I was born with violent passions which terminate all in one , that inexpressible passion I have for you . Consider the killing emotions which I feel from your neglect of me , and show some tender- ness for me , or I shall ...
... late . " " I was born with violent passions which terminate all in one , that inexpressible passion I have for you . Consider the killing emotions which I feel from your neglect of me , and show some tender- ness for me , or I shall ...
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... late cut down in so short a time , and with so little advantage to the country either in shipping or building . But although Swift never flattered , no one can mis- take the accent of genuine compassion and genuine indignation in his ...
... late cut down in so short a time , and with so little advantage to the country either in shipping or building . But although Swift never flattered , no one can mis- take the accent of genuine compassion and genuine indignation in his ...
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... late ! " and it is assumed that these words referred to the marriage . There is , however , no decisive evidence that Stella ever complained of her relations with Swift , nor does Swift ever appear during her lifetime to have been ...
... late ! " and it is assumed that these words referred to the marriage . There is , however , no decisive evidence that Stella ever complained of her relations with Swift , nor does Swift ever appear during her lifetime to have been ...
Page lxxxvi
... late to engage in a new friendship . " That morbid melan- choly to which he had ever been subject assumed a darker hue and a more unremitting sway as the shadows began to lengthen upon his path . It had appeared very vividly in ...
... late to engage in a new friendship . " That morbid melan- choly to which he had ever been subject assumed a darker hue and a more unremitting sway as the shadows began to lengthen upon his path . It had appeared very vividly in ...
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... late discourse between a Deist and a Socinian . Therefore , since the book seems calculated to live , at least as long as our language and our taste admit no great alterations , I am content to convey some Apology along with it . The ...
... late discourse between a Deist and a Socinian . Therefore , since the book seems calculated to live , at least as long as our language and our taste admit no great alterations , I am content to convey some Apology along with it . The ...
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