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... CHARACTER of a difbanded Courtier , ATHENS , fee Stüart . ATTORNEYS for the Poor , 569 397 B. 248 CHARNDLER'S Answer to Wefley's Letter to Warburton , CHEROKEES , fee Enquiry . 315 EE - Boxes , fee White . BE BEGGARS Wedding ...
... CHARACTER of a difbanded Courtier , ATHENS , fee Stüart . ATTORNEYS for the Poor , 569 397 B. 248 CHARNDLER'S Answer to Wefley's Letter to Warburton , CHEROKEES , fee Enquiry . 315 EE - Boxes , fee White . BE BEGGARS Wedding ...
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... character ; for by comparing them with their ac- tions , we fee at once what they really are , and what they would appear to be the more they difguife themfelves , the better they are known , " Unfortunately , the study of history is ...
... character ; for by comparing them with their ac- tions , we fee at once what they really are , and what they would appear to be the more they difguife themfelves , the better they are known , " Unfortunately , the study of history is ...
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... characters ; provided ,, we have a faithful delineation of the human heart , no matter .. whether events are truly reported or not ; for , after all , what concern have we with facts that happened two thousand years ago You are quite in ...
... characters ; provided ,, we have a faithful delineation of the human heart , no matter .. whether events are truly reported or not ; for , after all , what concern have we with facts that happened two thousand years ago You are quite in ...
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... characters , Mr. Rouffeau very judiciously obferves , that we ought not to judge of phy- fiognomy by the ftronger lines in the face , nor of the characters of men by their great actions ; public tranfactions being either too common , or ...
... characters , Mr. Rouffeau very judiciously obferves , that we ought not to judge of phy- fiognomy by the ftronger lines in the face , nor of the characters of men by their great actions ; public tranfactions being either too common , or ...
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... characters feem to the ignorant as fo many pot - hooks , yet it is replete with much good sense , witness the following tranflation which I have humbly attempted . Happy George ! and happy Charlotte ! Happy child that falls to their lot ...
... characters feem to the ignorant as fo many pot - hooks , yet it is replete with much good sense , witness the following tranflation which I have humbly attempted . Happy George ! and happy Charlotte ! Happy child that falls to their lot ...
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