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... worse who exposes his Mistress's favours , than he who pretends falsely to have received them ; because they are equally vain , but the first is also ungrateful . OF VULGAR ERRORS OF VULGAR ERRORS PROFANENESS in conversation passes 83.
... worse who exposes his Mistress's favours , than he who pretends falsely to have received them ; because they are equally vain , but the first is also ungrateful . OF VULGAR ERRORS OF VULGAR ERRORS PROFANENESS in conversation passes 83.
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John Sheffield Duke of Buckingham. OF VULGAR ERRORS OF VULGAR ERRORS PROFANENESS in conversation passes for sprightliness and.
John Sheffield Duke of Buckingham. OF VULGAR ERRORS OF VULGAR ERRORS PROFANENESS in conversation passes for sprightliness and.
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OF VULGAR ERRORS PROFANENESS in conversation passes for sprightliness and wit ; whereas ' tis only a sign of wanting both Judgment and Manners . BEING complimental and cringing on all occasions , passes with many for good breeding ...
OF VULGAR ERRORS PROFANENESS in conversation passes for sprightliness and wit ; whereas ' tis only a sign of wanting both Judgment and Manners . BEING complimental and cringing on all occasions , passes with many for good breeding ...
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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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