Three Biographical Pamphlets, 1744-1745, Band 24Garland Pub., 1974 - 191 Seiten |
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... whole Impreffion on the fame Condi- tions . That you have not received the leaft Hint from Perfons of Honour or Credit , of which you have not made fome Ufe , I readily ac- quiefce in , moft perfectly affuring myself , from your Work ...
... whole Impreffion on the fame Condi- tions . That you have not received the leaft Hint from Perfons of Honour or Credit , of which you have not made fome Ufe , I readily ac- quiefce in , moft perfectly affuring myself , from your Work ...
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... whole Work fo beautifully interfperfed with Ornaments of the fame Kind , that I could not but con- clude them the grand Characteristic of your Writing , Next to your Attempt of writing at all , I fhould , I think , if it be poffible to ...
... whole Work fo beautifully interfperfed with Ornaments of the fame Kind , that I could not but con- clude them the grand Characteristic of your Writing , Next to your Attempt of writing at all , I fhould , I think , if it be poffible to ...
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... whole with this juft Remark : " The best - humour'd Man alive , can hardly imagine , how fevere a Tryal it " would be of his Good - nature , if his Soul was " cafed in a Body , whofe Deformity attracted " all Eyes ; diftinguifh'd him ...
... whole with this juft Remark : " The best - humour'd Man alive , can hardly imagine , how fevere a Tryal it " would be of his Good - nature , if his Soul was " cafed in a Body , whofe Deformity attracted " all Eyes ; diftinguifh'd him ...
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