The Visitor: By Several Hands, Volumen2Edward and Charles Dilly, 1764 |
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... leave my readers to make their own reflections . Permit me only to remark , that as each man hath his favourite amufement , he may , he ought to be allowed quietly to enjoy it , ( we fuppofe it innocent ) . No man has a right to mo ...
... leave my readers to make their own reflections . Permit me only to remark , that as each man hath his favourite amufement , he may , he ought to be allowed quietly to enjoy it , ( we fuppofe it innocent ) . No man has a right to mo ...
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... leave her , I leave all that is valuable to me up- on earth . Nothing but extreme neceffity could drag me from a woman , in whom I have trea- fured up my foul , and whofe virtues deferve more affection , if poffible , than I feel for ...
... leave her , I leave all that is valuable to me up- on earth . Nothing but extreme neceffity could drag me from a woman , in whom I have trea- fured up my foul , and whofe virtues deferve more affection , if poffible , than I feel for ...
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... leaves which lie withering on the ground ; it reminds me of the transitory ftate of mortals , and the fleeting fucceffion ... leave their places and poffef- fions to others ! important as we may think our- felves , nothing in nature will ...
... leaves which lie withering on the ground ; it reminds me of the transitory ftate of mortals , and the fleeting fucceffion ... leave their places and poffef- fions to others ! important as we may think our- felves , nothing in nature will ...
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