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Strona 44
The direful dropsy increases by self - indulgence , nor extinguishes the thirst , unless the cause of the disorder has departed from the veins , and the watery languor from the pallid body . Virtue , differing from the vulgar , excepts ...
The direful dropsy increases by self - indulgence , nor extinguishes the thirst , unless the cause of the disorder has departed from the veins , and the watery languor from the pallid body . Virtue , differing from the vulgar , excepts ...
Strona 197
One fourth of the day being now past , we came to Vesta's : and , as good luck would have it , he was obliged to appear to his recognisance ; which unless he did , he must have lost his cause . If you love me , says he , step in here a ...
One fourth of the day being now past , we came to Vesta's : and , as good luck would have it , he was obliged to appear to his recognisance ; which unless he did , he must have lost his cause . If you love me , says he , step in here a ...
Strona 237
I am acquainted with all the precarious quirks of the law : I can plead causes . Any one shall sooner snatch my eyes from me , than he shall think meanly of , and defraud you of the value of a deaf nut . This is my you lose nothing ...
I am acquainted with all the precarious quirks of the law : I can plead causes . Any one shall sooner snatch my eyes from me , than he shall think meanly of , and defraud you of the value of a deaf nut . This is my you lose nothing ...
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