LettersJ. and P. Knapton, H. Lintot, J. and R. Tonson, and S. Draper, 1751 |
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... sure I defire nothing more , for the honour and love I bear you , and the perfect knowledge I have of your public virtue . My Lord , I have no other notion of Oeconomy than that it is the parent of Liberty and Eafe , and I am not the ...
... sure I defire nothing more , for the honour and love I bear you , and the perfect knowledge I have of your public virtue . My Lord , I have no other notion of Oeconomy than that it is the parent of Liberty and Eafe , and I am not the ...
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... Sure if Innocence and Integrity can deserve Happiness , it must be his . Adieu , I can add nothing to what will feel , and diminish nothing from it . Yet write to me , you and foon . Believe no man now living loves you better , I ...
... Sure if Innocence and Integrity can deserve Happiness , it must be his . Adieu , I can add nothing to what will feel , and diminish nothing from it . Yet write to me , you and foon . Believe no man now living loves you better , I ...
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... sure , you must have done yourself , if you have read any part of it , which is mean , and trivial , and full of that Cant that I most despise : I would fink to be a Vicar in Norfolk rather than be charged with fuch a performance . Now ...
... sure , you must have done yourself , if you have read any part of it , which is mean , and trivial , and full of that Cant that I most despise : I would fink to be a Vicar in Norfolk rather than be charged with fuch a performance . Now ...
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LETTER | 3 |
Lord Bolingbrokes life in the country | 113 |
From Dr Swift Mention again | 118 |
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