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... hope ) no one gives another Uneafinefs , without feeling fome fhare of it But I am gone beyond what I defigned , and had almost for- got what I chiefly propofed ; which was , barely to tell you , how hardly we who país most of our Time ...
... hope ) no one gives another Uneafinefs , without feeling fome fhare of it But I am gone beyond what I defigned , and had almost for- got what I chiefly propofed ; which was , barely to tell you , how hardly we who país most of our Time ...
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... Hope , especially when the Hope is well grounded , and when the Object of it is of an exalted Kind , and in its Nature proper to make the Perfon happy who enjoys it . This Propofition must be very evident to thofe who confider how few ...
... Hope , especially when the Hope is well grounded , and when the Object of it is of an exalted Kind , and in its Nature proper to make the Perfon happy who enjoys it . This Propofition must be very evident to thofe who confider how few ...
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... Hope , especially when the Hope is well grounded , and when the Object of it is of an exalted Kind , and in its Nature proper to make the Perfon happy who enjoys it . This Propofition must be very evident to thofe who confider how few ...
... Hope , especially when the Hope is well grounded , and when the Object of it is of an exalted Kind , and in its Nature proper to make the Perfon happy who enjoys it . This Propofition must be very evident to thofe who confider how few ...
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