LettersJ. and P. Knapton, H. Lintot, J. and R. Tonson, and S. Draper, 1751 |
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... turn your thoughts to fuch a broken reed as I am , who could fo ill supply . your wants . I am extremely troubled at the returns of your deafnefs ; you cannot be too particular in the accounts of health to me ; every thing you do or fay ...
... turn your thoughts to fuch a broken reed as I am , who could fo ill supply . your wants . I am extremely troubled at the returns of your deafnefs ; you cannot be too particular in the accounts of health to me ; every thing you do or fay ...
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... turn my Lord Bolingbroke to subjects moral , useful , and more worthy his pen . Dr.'s Book is what I can't commend fo much as Dean Berkley's , tho ' it has many things ingenious in it , and is not deficient in the writing part : but the ...
... turn my Lord Bolingbroke to subjects moral , useful , and more worthy his pen . Dr.'s Book is what I can't commend fo much as Dean Berkley's , tho ' it has many things ingenious in it , and is not deficient in the writing part : but the ...
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... turn of his letters , to be a settled and principled Phi- lofopher , thanking Fortune for the Tranquillity he has been led into by her averfion , like a man driven by a violent wind , from the sea into a calm harbour . You afk me , if I ...
... turn of his letters , to be a settled and principled Phi- lofopher , thanking Fortune for the Tranquillity he has been led into by her averfion , like a man driven by a violent wind , from the sea into a calm harbour . You afk me , if I ...
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LETTER | 3 |
Lord Bolingbrokes life in the country | 113 |
From Dr Swift Mention again | 118 |
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