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Page 96
... last fummons , and perish not more differently from each other , than the fowl that re- ceived the fhot in her flight , from her that is killed upon the bush . Among the many improvements made by the last centuries in human knowledge ...
... last fummons , and perish not more differently from each other , than the fowl that re- ceived the fhot in her flight , from her that is killed upon the bush . Among the many improvements made by the last centuries in human knowledge ...
Page 107
... last be destroyed . But let no man from this time fuffer his felicity to depend on the death of his aunt . The good gentlewoman was very regular in her hours and fimple in her diet , and in walking or fitting ftill , waking or fleeping ...
... last be destroyed . But let no man from this time fuffer his felicity to depend on the death of his aunt . The good gentlewoman was very regular in her hours and fimple in her diet , and in walking or fitting ftill , waking or fleeping ...
Page 135
... last in the ground without the common honour of a ftone ; because by thofe excellencies with which many were delighted , none had been obliged , and , though they had many to celebrate , they had none to love them . Custom so far ...
... last in the ground without the common honour of a ftone ; because by thofe excellencies with which many were delighted , none had been obliged , and , though they had many to celebrate , they had none to love them . Custom so far ...
Contents
A deathbed the true fchool of wiſdom The effects | 54 |
The dignity and uſefulneſs of biography | 60 |
Paffion not to be eradicated | 66 |
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