The Rambler. ...J. Payne, 1752 |
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... Poffeffion of the Author's Widow , prepared for the Press by himself . Price bound 4 s . This Edition is altered and improved throughout . II . MANNERS : A Correct and Elegant Tranflation of Les Moeurs . original Frontispiece . With the ...
... Poffeffion of the Author's Widow , prepared for the Press by himself . Price bound 4 s . This Edition is altered and improved throughout . II . MANNERS : A Correct and Elegant Tranflation of Les Moeurs . original Frontispiece . With the ...
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... poffeffion of the heart ; but ridicule and cenfure feldom rife against them , unless they appear affociated with that confidence which belongs only to long ac- quaintance with the modes of life , and to confcioufnefs of unfailing ...
... poffeffion of the heart ; but ridicule and cenfure feldom rife against them , unless they appear affociated with that confidence which belongs only to long ac- quaintance with the modes of life , and to confcioufnefs of unfailing ...
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... poffeffion of my heart , left his eftate to my younger brother , who was always hovering about his bed , and re- lating ftories of my pranks and extravagance , my contempt of the commercial dialect , and . my impatience to be felling ...
... poffeffion of my heart , left his eftate to my younger brother , who was always hovering about his bed , and re- lating ftories of my pranks and extravagance , my contempt of the commercial dialect , and . my impatience to be felling ...
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NUMB Page 173 Unreaſonable fears of pedantry Γ 174 The miſchiefs of unbounded raillery Hiftory of Dia caculus | 8 |
The majority are wicked | 17 |
Directions to authors attacked by critics The va rious degrees of critical perfpicacity | 25 |
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