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... give , " And in whofe life alone fhe feem'd to live ? " Yes ! -from herself the mother may depart ; " She may forget the darling of her heart ; " The little darling , whom she bore , and bred , " Nurs'd on her knees , and at her bofom ...
... give , " And in whofe life alone fhe feem'd to live ? " Yes ! -from herself the mother may depart ; " She may forget the darling of her heart ; " The little darling , whom she bore , and bred , " Nurs'd on her knees , and at her bofom ...
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Edward Burnaby Greene. may give a loose to their boisterous abilities , and feaft on the errors of government . Arti ... gives up the constitution for loft . The clergy have their fhare in the confufion , too forward to thunder , with po ...
Edward Burnaby Greene. may give a loose to their boisterous abilities , and feaft on the errors of government . Arti ... gives up the constitution for loft . The clergy have their fhare in the confufion , too forward to thunder , with po ...
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... give . " A mind truly great refents not an injury , till patience calls its honor into question . Teized by a ... gives occafion to this interpretation , though the last particular was delicately omitted to the end of the game . that ...
... give . " A mind truly great refents not an injury , till patience calls its honor into question . Teized by a ... gives occafion to this interpretation , though the last particular was delicately omitted to the end of the game . that ...
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