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... than either to reading or much consideration ; for his quickness of apprehension at first view could discern thro ' the several cheats of pious pretences ; and his natural laziness confirm'd him in an equal mistrust of ...
... than either to reading or much consideration ; for his quickness of apprehension at first view could discern thro ' the several cheats of pious pretences ; and his natural laziness confirm'd him in an equal mistrust of ...
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MY Lord Chancellor BACON observes very justly , that we now see nothing of it between Equals ; and only a little of it ... contrary to the very nature of friendship , which like love , either finds people equal , or makes them so .
MY Lord Chancellor BACON observes very justly , that we now see nothing of it between Equals ; and only a little of it ... contrary to the very nature of friendship , which like love , either finds people equal , or makes them so .
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That since there may happen crimes of so dangerous a nature , as to appear before the Judges of equal guilt with those which are mention'd in this Act ; yet they are here strictly forbid to meddle with them .
That since there may happen crimes of so dangerous a nature , as to appear before the Judges of equal guilt with those which are mention'd in this Act ; yet they are here strictly forbid to meddle with them .
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A SHORT LIFE OF THE DUKE | 11 |
Loves SLAVERY AND OTHER POEMS page | 27 |
ON FRIENDSHIP page | 65 |
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