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And when all his arguments prov'd unsuccessful , he was never observ'd to be so much troubled at the ill success of any business of his own , because he took Humanity itself , as well as the Honour of his Country , and of the Mistress ...
And when all his arguments prov'd unsuccessful , he was never observ'd to be so much troubled at the ill success of any business of his own , because he took Humanity itself , as well as the Honour of his Country , and of the Mistress ...
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... he had own'd before his third Marriage : And he has been often heard to say since he had legitimate children , he wish'd he had never had the others , or at least had not own'd them ; it being in private families an ill example .
... he had own'd before his third Marriage : And he has been often heard to say since he had legitimate children , he wish'd he had never had the others , or at least had not own'd them ; it being in private families an ill example .
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Tho ' he was so often in great Places at Court , yet he never acted in any post , but as it seem'd to him consistant with the Good of his Country : Even when it was most against the humour of his Prince , he never fail'd either to ...
Tho ' he was so often in great Places at Court , yet he never acted in any post , but as it seem'd to him consistant with the Good of his Country : Even when it was most against the humour of his Prince , he never fail'd either to ...
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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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