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The King seem'd a little surpriz'd ; but as that Prince was a very good Politician , he chang'd the discourse , and settled his countenance into a seeming good humour : He then told him , that upon hearing he was not much satisfy'd ...
The King seem'd a little surpriz'd ; but as that Prince was a very good Politician , he chang'd the discourse , and settled his countenance into a seeming good humour : He then told him , that upon hearing he was not much satisfy'd ...
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The truth is , it was then , as ' tis too often the custom of the Tories , to take a humour of disobliging their most considerable friends upon the least odd opinion infus'd into ' em , either by some treacherous pretended friend ...
The truth is , it was then , as ' tis too often the custom of the Tories , to take a humour of disobliging their most considerable friends upon the least odd opinion infus'd into ' em , either by some treacherous pretended friend ...
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But that opinion was occasion'd by little trifling Accidents or rather an humour which indiscreet people knew not hov to manage : For in reality , he was not to be called covetou . Here are some evident proofs of it .
But that opinion was occasion'd by little trifling Accidents or rather an humour which indiscreet people knew not hov to manage : For in reality , he was not to be called covetou . Here are some evident proofs of it .
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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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