The Monthly Visitor, and Entertaining Pocket Companion, Том 6H.D. Symonds, 1799 |
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... said he , " I more effectually render to my country the fervice which I owe to it , than if I took an active part in the admi niftration of public affairs . " Socrates did not flatter himself that his doctrines would meet the ...
... said he , " I more effectually render to my country the fervice which I owe to it , than if I took an active part in the admi niftration of public affairs . " Socrates did not flatter himself that his doctrines would meet the ...
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... arrival at the kraal ; but they understood the other was living , and had fe- veral children by the chief . " Where the now is , " said they , " we know not , " Capt , Capt . Stout , in his general obfervations at the LITERARY REVIEW . 319.
... arrival at the kraal ; but they understood the other was living , and had fe- veral children by the chief . " Where the now is , " said they , " we know not , " Capt , Capt . Stout , in his general obfervations at the LITERARY REVIEW . 319.
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... said , for prudence bade The wanderer hold his tongue , So , disappointed , blank , and fad , He homeward pass'd along . ' Gaz'd on the watch , and chid the hours , So flow they roll'd away : At length they pafs'd , Eliza comes , And ...
... said , for prudence bade The wanderer hold his tongue , So , disappointed , blank , and fad , He homeward pass'd along . ' Gaz'd on the watch , and chid the hours , So flow they roll'd away : At length they pafs'd , Eliza comes , And ...
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