The Port Folio, Tom 2Editor and Asbury Dickens, 1809 |
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... never could have been produ- ced by laborious exertions , and which would have been destroyed by any efforts of correction or ornament . It seems to be understood that this comedy was written by the di- rection of Queen Elizabeth . If ...
... never could have been produ- ced by laborious exertions , and which would have been destroyed by any efforts of correction or ornament . It seems to be understood that this comedy was written by the di- rection of Queen Elizabeth . If ...
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... never strike , and if words and epithets will not settle the dispute , they quietly retire to a private place , and determine it with their swords . A glove is thrown by one as a gauntlet , and as soon as the challenge is accepted by ...
... never strike , and if words and epithets will not settle the dispute , they quietly retire to a private place , and determine it with their swords . A glove is thrown by one as a gauntlet , and as soon as the challenge is accepted by ...
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... never had a thought that there was a God , until they could hear , and were by that means informed ; and there never has been an instance known of any such person declaring , that he bad any belief or thought of the existence of a God ...
... never had a thought that there was a God , until they could hear , and were by that means informed ; and there never has been an instance known of any such person declaring , that he bad any belief or thought of the existence of a God ...
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... never made for the good of an unfortunate portion of mankind , and in order that his method might become more generally useful , he has taken pains to explain it . Any person may become acquainted with it by looking over the Abbe's ...
... never made for the good of an unfortunate portion of mankind , and in order that his method might become more generally useful , he has taken pains to explain it . Any person may become acquainted with it by looking over the Abbe's ...
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... never learn any thing so well , as when they seem to find out and to invent that by themselves which we are desirous they should be made acquainted with . I have never been able to procure 46 TRAVELS IN FRANCE .
... never learn any thing so well , as when they seem to find out and to invent that by themselves which we are desirous they should be made acquainted with . I have never been able to procure 46 TRAVELS IN FRANCE .
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