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... sent me mif- carry'd . - I do not doubt that you have choice of new acquaintance , and fome of them may be de- ferving : For youth is the season of Virtue ; Corrup- tions grow with years , and I believe the oldest rogue in England is ...
... sent me mif- carry'd . - I do not doubt that you have choice of new acquaintance , and fome of them may be de- ferving : For youth is the season of Virtue ; Corrup- tions grow with years , and I believe the oldest rogue in England is ...
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... Sent a letter to you fome weeks Lord Orrery inclosed in one of his , to which I receiv'd as yet no anfwer , but it will be time enough when his Lordship goes over , which will be , as he hopes , in about ten days , and then he will take ...
... Sent a letter to you fome weeks Lord Orrery inclosed in one of his , to which I receiv'd as yet no anfwer , but it will be time enough when his Lordship goes over , which will be , as he hopes , in about ten days , and then he will take ...
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LETTER | 3 |
England | 10 |
From Dr Swift at Dublin How little | 43 |
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