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... felf unguarded . 6 THE Understanding being of its felf too flow ⚫ and lazy to exert in felf into Action , it's neceffary it fhould be put in Motion by the gentle Gales of the Paffions , which may preferve it from Stagnation and ...
... felf unguarded . 6 THE Understanding being of its felf too flow ⚫ and lazy to exert in felf into Action , it's neceffary it fhould be put in Motion by the gentle Gales of the Paffions , which may preferve it from Stagnation and ...
Page 192
... felf against the Hardiness of any one that should publickly tell you of it . I therefore , who have recei- ved fo many fecret Hurts from you , fhall take Satif- faction with Safety to my felf . I call you Bafe , and you must bear it ...
... felf against the Hardiness of any one that should publickly tell you of it . I therefore , who have recei- ved fo many fecret Hurts from you , fhall take Satif- faction with Safety to my felf . I call you Bafe , and you must bear it ...
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... felf all the different Beauties and Changes of Afpect in an accomplished young Wo- man , fetting forth all her Beauties with a Defign to please no one fo much as her Father . My Girl's Lover can · never know half the Satisfaction that I ...
... felf all the different Beauties and Changes of Afpect in an accomplished young Wo- man , fetting forth all her Beauties with a Defign to please no one fo much as her Father . My Girl's Lover can · never know half the Satisfaction that I ...
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