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... and which , being once published , they could not afterward , however they might change their minds , easily get rid of , reminds me of what I think a more prudent conduct in another sect among us , that of the Dunkers .
... and which , being once published , they could not afterward , however they might change their minds , easily get rid of , reminds me of what I think a more prudent conduct in another sect among us , that of the Dunkers .
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If you are now a drinker of punch , wine , or tea twice a day , for the ensuing year drink them but once a day . If you now drink them but once a day , do it but every other day . If you do it now but once a week , reduce the practice ...
If you are now a drinker of punch , wine , or tea twice a day , for the ensuing year drink them but once a day . If you now drink them but once a day , do it but every other day . If you do it now but once a week , reduce the practice ...
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Yet when a man is once infatuated he is so far from being discouraged by ill success that he is rather animated to double his industry , and will try again and again in a hundred different places , in hopes at last of meeting with some ...
Yet when a man is once infatuated he is so far from being discouraged by ill success that he is rather animated to double his industry , and will try again and again in a hundred different places , in hopes at last of meeting with some ...
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