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It must be own'd that sometimes he was inclin'd , when any thing had put him out of humour , to be a little passionate and quick upon people who had not occasion'd it . This was now and then the case of his most familiar Friends , or of ...
It must be own'd that sometimes he was inclin'd , when any thing had put him out of humour , to be a little passionate and quick upon people who had not occasion'd it . This was now and then the case of his most familiar Friends , or of ...
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... Itself unseen , yet all things by it shown , Describing all men , but describ'd by none . Where dost thou dwell ? what caverns of the brain Can such a vast and mighty thing contain ? 11 11 When I , at vacant hours , in vain thy 42.
... Itself unseen , yet all things by it shown , Describing all men , but describ'd by none . Where dost thou dwell ? what caverns of the brain Can such a vast and mighty thing contain ? 11 11 When I , at vacant hours , in vain thy 42.
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THIS is a ridiculous error in many respects : First , Because doing a thing in one Parliament , and ordering it to be no precedent to another , is an errant bill ; since the very doing it , is , and must be precedent at the same time ...
THIS is a ridiculous error in many respects : First , Because doing a thing in one Parliament , and ordering it to be no precedent to another , is an errant bill ; since the very doing it , is , and must be precedent at the same time ...
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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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