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... honours . I have myself refided long in one of the universities ( and the fifters are much alike ) , and I have feen in it many evils . But I re- ftrained my indignation by afking myself the question , where I could have been placed in ...
... honours . I have myself refided long in one of the universities ( and the fifters are much alike ) , and I have feen in it many evils . But I re- ftrained my indignation by afking myself the question , where I could have been placed in ...
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... honour and pro- fit , and other political motives , caufes a compliance with fashionable manners , a relaxation of discipline , and a connivance at ignorance , folly , and vice . Notwithstanding we have in the former part of this ...
... honour and pro- fit , and other political motives , caufes a compliance with fashionable manners , a relaxation of discipline , and a connivance at ignorance , folly , and vice . Notwithstanding we have in the former part of this ...
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... honour's crown hath bleft Require the Mufe's facred rain , From Time , from Envy's hateful train Their ancient state to fave . CADENCE I. When first the chiefs Of Albion led Their legions to the Gallic fhore , The patriot flame Informed ...
... honour's crown hath bleft Require the Mufe's facred rain , From Time , from Envy's hateful train Their ancient state to fave . CADENCE I. When first the chiefs Of Albion led Their legions to the Gallic fhore , The patriot flame Informed ...
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... honour hold : But Liberty , to guard her favoured reign , With power invifible her foes controlled , And bade her own dread storms their pomp enfold . CADENCE When Cromwell steered The golden helm Of empire he unjustly won , Before his ...
... honour hold : But Liberty , to guard her favoured reign , With power invifible her foes controlled , And bade her own dread storms their pomp enfold . CADENCE When Cromwell steered The golden helm Of empire he unjustly won , Before his ...
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... honours , of his faithful troops , appeared to be the object of his attentive concern . But , after Gratian more freely indulged his prevailing tafte for hunt- ing and fhooting , he naturally connected himself with the most dex- terous ...
... honours , of his faithful troops , appeared to be the object of his attentive concern . But , after Gratian more freely indulged his prevailing tafte for hunt- ing and fhooting , he naturally connected himself with the most dex- terous ...
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