The Adventurer, Volume 4S. Doig, 1793 |
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... these fages in terms exaggerated and hyperbolical , has converfed but little with the race of virtuofos . A flight acquaint- ance with their studies , and a few vifits to their affem- blies , would inform him , that nothing is fo ...
... these fages in terms exaggerated and hyperbolical , has converfed but little with the race of virtuofos . A flight acquaint- ance with their studies , and a few vifits to their affem- blies , would inform him , that nothing is fo ...
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... these fons - in - law , Then kill , kill , kill , kill , kill , kill . The expedient is well fuited to the character of a lu- natic , and the frequent repetitions of the word " kill , " forcibly reprefent his rage and defire of revenge ...
... these fons - in - law , Then kill , kill , kill , kill , kill , kill . The expedient is well fuited to the character of a lu- natic , and the frequent repetitions of the word " kill , " forcibly reprefent his rage and defire of revenge ...
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... These specious reprefentations of folitary happiness , however opprobrious to human nature , have fo far fpread their influence over the world , that almost eve- ry man delights his imagination with the hopes of ob- taining fome time an ...
... These specious reprefentations of folitary happiness , however opprobrious to human nature , have fo far fpread their influence over the world , that almost eve- ry man delights his imagination with the hopes of ob- taining fome time an ...
Table des matières
Different opinions equally plaufible | 7 |
i08 The uncertainty of human things | 13 |
A vifion | 19 |
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