The Rambler. v.4Pafraets Book Company, 1903 |
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... observed , than that a change of fortune causes a change of man- ners ; and that it is difficult to conjecture from ... observations have concurred to establish this opinion , and it is not likely soon to become E こ i obsolete , for ...
... observed , than that a change of fortune causes a change of man- ners ; and that it is difficult to conjecture from ... observations have concurred to establish this opinion , and it is not likely soon to become E こ i obsolete , for ...
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... observed in the panegyrick on Fabricus the mechanist , that , though forced by publick employ- ments into mingled conversation , he never lost the modesty and seriousness of the convent , nor drew ridicule upon himself by an affected ...
... observed in the panegyrick on Fabricus the mechanist , that , though forced by publick employ- ments into mingled conversation , he never lost the modesty and seriousness of the convent , nor drew ridicule upon himself by an affected ...
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... observe , whatever weakness was betrayed by confi- dence , whatever lapse was suffered by neglect , all was drawn together for the diversion of my wild companions , who when they had been taught the art of ridicule , never failed to ...
... observe , whatever weakness was betrayed by confi- dence , whatever lapse was suffered by neglect , all was drawn together for the diversion of my wild companions , who when they had been taught the art of ridicule , never failed to ...
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... observed the arts of seduction , the con- tagion of example , the gradual descent from one crime to another , or the ... observe it with his own eyes , whence can he take his measures of judgment but from himself ? They who best deserve ...
... observed the arts of seduction , the con- tagion of example , the gradual descent from one crime to another , or the ... observe it with his own eyes , whence can he take his measures of judgment but from himself ? They who best deserve ...
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... observe it , than that of convulsing them with irresistible laughter . Some circumstances of misery are so powerfully ridiculous , that neither kindness nor duty can withstand them ; they bear down love , interest , and reverence , and ...
... observe it , than that of convulsing them with irresistible laughter . Some circumstances of misery are so powerfully ridiculous , that neither kindness nor duty can withstand them ; they bear down love , interest , and reverence , and ...
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