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... Master in Europe in those two languages. I am assured, from goodhands, thatallthe visions, and other tractsof that wayof writing,with a very great number ofthemost exquisitepieces of wit and raillery throughthe 'Lucubrations' are ...
... Master in Europe in those two languages. I am assured, from goodhands, thatallthe visions, and other tractsof that wayof writing,with a very great number ofthemost exquisitepieces of wit and raillery throughthe 'Lucubrations' are ...
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... master of himself.] [Footnote 4: Sir George Etherege, b. 1636, d.1694. 'GentleGeorge' and 'Easy Etherege,' awit and friend ofthe witsofthe Restoration. He bought hisknighthood to enablehimto marryarich widow who requireda title, anddied ...
... master of himself.] [Footnote 4: Sir George Etherege, b. 1636, d.1694. 'GentleGeorge' and 'Easy Etherege,' awit and friend ofthe witsofthe Restoration. He bought hisknighthood to enablehimto marryarich widow who requireda title, anddied ...
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... Master of Numbers,and consequently giving hima quick View of Loss and Advantage,and preventing the natural ImpulsesofhisPassions, byPrepossession towards his Interests.Witha Mind thus turned, young Inkle had aPerson everyway agreeable ...
... Master of Numbers,and consequently giving hima quick View of Loss and Advantage,and preventing the natural ImpulsesofhisPassions, byPrepossession towards his Interests.Witha Mind thus turned, young Inkle had aPerson everyway agreeable ...
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... Master in Action. Could they make the same use oftheirArms and Legs,and informtheir Faceswith as significant Looksand Passions, how glorious would an English Tragedy appear withthat Action which iscapableof givinga Dignity totheforced ...
... Master in Action. Could they make the same use oftheirArms and Legs,and informtheir Faceswith as significant Looksand Passions, how glorious would an English Tragedy appear withthat Action which iscapableof givinga Dignity totheforced ...
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... master of a famous PuppetShow, tomakePunch turn Prophet; which he did sowell,that it soon put an end totheprophets andtheir prophecies. The obscure Dr Sacheverell's fortune wasmadeby a parliamentary prosecution' (fromFeb. 27 to March 23 ...
... master of a famous PuppetShow, tomakePunch turn Prophet; which he did sowell,that it soon put an end totheprophets andtheir prophecies. The obscure Dr Sacheverell's fortune wasmadeby a parliamentary prosecution' (fromFeb. 27 to March 23 ...
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