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... himself if he fees he is . ACETUS is of a quite contrary Genius , and is more generally admired than Callifthenes , but not with Juftice ; Acetus has no Regard to the Modefty or Weakness of the Perfon he rallies ; but if his Quality or ...
... himself if he fees he is . ACETUS is of a quite contrary Genius , and is more generally admired than Callifthenes , but not with Juftice ; Acetus has no Regard to the Modefty or Weakness of the Perfon he rallies ; but if his Quality or ...
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... himself , and expected a Paradife which she promised as the Reward of his Merit . Thus were we drawn to follow her ... himself with a magical Wand , that he might do fomething in Imitation of it , and please with Delufions . This he ...
... himself , and expected a Paradife which she promised as the Reward of his Merit . Thus were we drawn to follow her ... himself with a magical Wand , that he might do fomething in Imitation of it , and please with Delufions . This he ...
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... himself in that great Conference which was managed between the most learned among the Proteftants and Papists in the Reign of Queen Mary . This venerable old Man knowing how his Abilities were impaired by Age , and that it was ...
... himself in that great Conference which was managed between the most learned among the Proteftants and Papists in the Reign of Queen Mary . This venerable old Man knowing how his Abilities were impaired by Age , and that it was ...
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