LettersJ. and P. Knapton, H. Lintot, J. and R. Tonson, and S. Draper, 1751 |
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... friendships are ; all have cured me of furprize : In driving me out of party , they have driven me out of cursed ... friendship , and therefore a pretty long noviciate of acquaintance fhould methinks precede them : My loffes of this ...
... friendships are ; all have cured me of furprize : In driving me out of party , they have driven me out of cursed ... friendship , and therefore a pretty long noviciate of acquaintance fhould methinks precede them : My loffes of this ...
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... friendship of good men , and envy not the demerits of those who are most confpicuously distinguish'd . There- fore as I fet a juft value upon your friendship , you cannot please me more than letting me now and then know that you ...
... friendship of good men , and envy not the demerits of those who are most confpicuously distinguish'd . There- fore as I fet a juft value upon your friendship , you cannot please me more than letting me now and then know that you ...
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... friendship and esteem I bear you . Ho- neft and ingenuous minds are fure of each other's ; the tye is mutual and folid . The use of writing letters refolves wholly into the gra- tification given and received in the knowledge of each ...
... friendship and esteem I bear you . Ho- neft and ingenuous minds are fure of each other's ; the tye is mutual and folid . The use of writing letters refolves wholly into the gra- tification given and received in the knowledge of each ...
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LETTER | 3 |
Lord Bolingbrokes life in the country | 113 |
From Dr Swift Mention again | 118 |
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