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... lives in his surroundings, and, in friendly intercourse, fixes his whole thought on the worth of his companion. Never abating a jot of his ideal of a true and perfect life, or ceasing to uphold the good because he cannot live to the ...
... lives in his surroundings, and, in friendly intercourse, fixes his whole thought on the worth of his companion. Never abating a jot of his ideal of a true and perfect life, or ceasing to uphold the good because he cannot live to the ...
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... live. To the mysteriesof such distress the dead queen penetrated, by her 'cunning to begood.' Afterthe poor, marched theHouseof Commons in the funeral procession. Steele gave onlytwo lines to it: With dread concern, the awful Senate ...
... live. To the mysteriesof such distress the dead queen penetrated, by her 'cunning to begood.' Afterthe poor, marched theHouseof Commons in the funeral procession. Steele gave onlytwo lines to it: With dread concern, the awful Senate ...
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... live. That is to say,forthree days, theextent ofthelife of theopera. But the literary UnderSecretary had saved his political dignity with the stage tribute to Marlborough, which backed the closet praise in the 'Campaign.' In May, 1707 ...
... live. That is to say,forthree days, theextent ofthelife of theopera. But the literary UnderSecretary had saved his political dignity with the stage tribute to Marlborough, which backed the closet praise in the 'Campaign.' In May, 1707 ...
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... live in the World, rather asa Spectator of Mankind, than as oneofthe Species; by which means I have made my self a Speculative Statesman, Soldier, Merchant, and Artizan, without ever medling with any Practical Part in Life.Iam very well ...
... live in the World, rather asa Spectator of Mankind, than as oneofthe Species; by which means I have made my self a Speculative Statesman, Soldier, Merchant, and Artizan, without ever medling with any Practical Part in Life.Iam very well ...
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... live.Iheard one of theGirls, thathad looked uponme overher Shoulder, askingthe Company how long I hadbeen inthe Room,and whether I did not look palerthan I usedtodo. Thisput me under some Apprehensions that I should be forced to explain ...
... live.Iheard one of theGirls, thathad looked uponme overher Shoulder, askingthe Company how long I hadbeen inthe Room,and whether I did not look palerthan I usedtodo. Thisput me under some Apprehensions that I should be forced to explain ...
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