The History of England, Tập 11778 |
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... himself very judiciously and fuccessfully in the improvement of his fortune . NEVER literary attempt was more unfortunate than my Treatife of Human Nature . It fell dead - born from the the prefs , without reaching fuch diftinction , as ...
... himself very judiciously and fuccessfully in the improvement of his fortune . NEVER literary attempt was more unfortunate than my Treatife of Human Nature . It fell dead - born from the the prefs , without reaching fuch diftinction , as ...
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... himself to be prevailed upon , by the entreaty of his friends , to try what might be the effects of a long journey . A few days before he fet out , he wrote that account of his own life , which , together with his other papers , he has ...
... himself to be prevailed upon , by the entreaty of his friends , to try what might be the effects of a long journey . A few days before he fet out , he wrote that account of his own life , which , together with his other papers , he has ...
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... himself much weaker , yet his cheerfulness never abated , and he continued to divert himself , as usual , with correcting his own works for a new edition , with reading books of amufement , with the converfation of his friends ; and ...
... himself much weaker , yet his cheerfulness never abated , and he continued to divert himself , as usual , with correcting his own works for a new edition , with reading books of amufement , with the converfation of his friends ; and ...
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... himself with reading , but feldom fees any body . He finds , that even the converfa- tion of his moft intimate friends fatigues and oppreffes him ; and it is happy that he does not need it , for he is quite free from anxiety ...
... himself with reading , but feldom fees any body . He finds , that even the converfa- tion of his moft intimate friends fatigues and oppreffes him ; and it is happy that he does not need it , for he is quite free from anxiety ...
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... himself detained cap- tive " . But these stories seem to have been invented by the Welsh authors , in order to palliate the weak resistance made at first by their countrymen , and to account for the rapid progress and licentious ...
... himself detained cap- tive " . But these stories seem to have been invented by the Welsh authors , in order to palliate the weak resistance made at first by their countrymen , and to account for the rapid progress and licentious ...
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