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The fortunes and superficial aspect of the man make it more singular . He had no wealth , was a briefless barrister , never held an office , was a conspicuous member of the most unpopular of all ...
The fortunes and superficial aspect of the man make it more singular . He had no wealth , was a briefless barrister , never held an office , was a conspicuous member of the most unpopular of all ...
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But ' What a wilderness were this sad world , If man were always man and never child ! ' And it were almost a worse wilderness if there were not some , to relieve the dull monotony of activity , who are children through life ; who act ...
But ' What a wilderness were this sad world , If man were always man and never child ! ' And it were almost a worse wilderness if there were not some , to relieve the dull monotony of activity , who are children through life ; who act ...
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I confess that can never be my way of reasoning ; as I always forgive an injury when I think it not done out of malice , I can never think myself obliged by what is done without design . Give me leave to say it ( I know it sounds vain ) ...
I confess that can never be my way of reasoning ; as I always forgive an injury when I think it not done out of malice , I can never think myself obliged by what is done without design . Give me leave to say it ( I know it sounds vain ) ...
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