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Page 106
... give us a Leffon of Good - humour , a Fa- " mily - Piece ; which , fince we are all very fond of you , I hope may have fome Influence upon us " " " · " 1 AFTER thefe plain Obfervations give me leave to give you an Hint of what a Set of ...
... give us a Leffon of Good - humour , a Fa- " mily - Piece ; which , fince we are all very fond of you , I hope may have fome Influence upon us " " " · " 1 AFTER thefe plain Obfervations give me leave to give you an Hint of what a Set of ...
Page 245
... give fo pleafing Gratification as the Gaiety of fuch a Perfon ; but when it is alone , and ferves only to gild a Crowd of ill Qualities , there is no Man fo much to be avoided as your pleasant Fellow . A very pleasant Fellow fhall turn ...
... give fo pleafing Gratification as the Gaiety of fuch a Perfon ; but when it is alone , and ferves only to gild a Crowd of ill Qualities , there is no Man fo much to be avoided as your pleasant Fellow . A very pleasant Fellow fhall turn ...
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... give the World a Re- prefentation of the bright Side of human Nature , as well as the dark and gloomy : The Defire of Imitation may , perhaps , be a greater Incentive to the Practice of what is good , than the Averfion we may conceive ...
... give the World a Re- prefentation of the bright Side of human Nature , as well as the dark and gloomy : The Defire of Imitation may , perhaps , be a greater Incentive to the Practice of what is good , than the Averfion we may conceive ...
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