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... taken into the ac- count , the fum of the pains and pleasures each was supposed to enjoy during his whole life ; to which cafe , it is plain our Au- thor's objections are by no means pertinent . But to return to his practical fyftem ...
... taken into the ac- count , the fum of the pains and pleasures each was supposed to enjoy during his whole life ; to which cafe , it is plain our Au- thor's objections are by no means pertinent . But to return to his practical fyftem ...
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... taken it . I do not fay he ought to fight ; that were madness : Ifay , he owes himself juftice , and he is the only Difpenfer of it . Without fo many edicts against duelling , were I a fove- reign Prince , I would be anfwerable to put ...
... taken it . I do not fay he ought to fight ; that were madness : Ifay , he owes himself juftice , and he is the only Difpenfer of it . Without fo many edicts against duelling , were I a fove- reign Prince , I would be anfwerable to put ...
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... taken ? We must confefs , we cannot enter into our Au- thor's views , and wish he had thought proper to be a little more explicit on an affair of fo delicate and important a nature . We can conceive many ill effects , that must ...
... taken ? We must confefs , we cannot enter into our Au- thor's views , and wish he had thought proper to be a little more explicit on an affair of fo delicate and important a nature . We can conceive many ill effects , that must ...
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... taken in the fenfe that it bears in the North of England , and fignifies a ftream , is altogether abfurd ; tend thy beck is the fame as await thy nod , but much more elegant . This poet doth make his majefty prattle moft prettily unto ...
... taken in the fenfe that it bears in the North of England , and fignifies a ftream , is altogether abfurd ; tend thy beck is the fame as await thy nod , but much more elegant . This poet doth make his majefty prattle moft prettily unto ...
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... taken from Mr. Ballard's Ode to the Genius of Snowdon .. Genius of that mountain old , Whofe ancient chiefs in battle bold Against affailing tyrants flood , And pour'd to liberty their blood ; Thou , who , on thy Snowdon's height , Oft ...
... taken from Mr. Ballard's Ode to the Genius of Snowdon .. Genius of that mountain old , Whofe ancient chiefs in battle bold Against affailing tyrants flood , And pour'd to liberty their blood ; Thou , who , on thy Snowdon's height , Oft ...
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