Miscellanea from the Works of John Sheffield, Duke of BuckinghamHaworth Press, 1933 - 120 Seiten |
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... fail'd to be reproached , when he was over - strict in his advices and corrections , which were probably of very little weight with him for the future . WHEN , two or three years after , he was separated from him , he soon found , upon ...
... fail'd to be reproached , when he was over - strict in his advices and corrections , which were probably of very little weight with him for the future . WHEN , two or three years after , he was separated from him , he soon found , upon ...
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... fail to represent it as a mere excuse . At last he resolv'd , contrary to the advice of all his friends , to venture himself , as he actually did , but at the same time advis'd several Volunteers of distinction not to accompany him ...
... fail to represent it as a mere excuse . At last he resolv'd , contrary to the advice of all his friends , to venture himself , as he actually did , but at the same time advis'd several Volunteers of distinction not to accompany him ...
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... fail if you could prove unjust ; But promises from heav'n and you , Who is so impious to mistrust ? Here all my doubts and troubles end ; One tender word my soul assures ; Nor am I vain , since I depend Not on my own desert , but yours ...
... fail if you could prove unjust ; But promises from heav'n and you , Who is so impious to mistrust ? Here all my doubts and troubles end ; One tender word my soul assures ; Nor am I vain , since I depend Not on my own desert , but yours ...
Inhalt
A SHORT LIFE OF THE DUKE | 11 |
A CHARACTER OF KING CHARLES II page | 55 |
ON FRIENDSHIP | 65 |
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