The Monthly Visitor, and Entertaining Pocket Companion, Том 6H.D. Symonds, 1799 |
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... she could . Kind philanthropift ! fhe fmiles on all , and would blefs all if it were in her power . She cannot do all the would . She lifts up a thankful eye , and bleffes Hea ven for what she can . Charity is the fairest virtue of man ...
... she could . Kind philanthropift ! fhe fmiles on all , and would blefs all if it were in her power . She cannot do all the would . She lifts up a thankful eye , and bleffes Hea ven for what she can . Charity is the fairest virtue of man ...
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... it , Milton asked him how he liked it , and what he thought of it ; which I modeftly but freely told him , fays Elwood , and after fome further difcourfe about it , I pleasantly faid to him : - " Thou haft faid much of Paradife Loft ...
... it , Milton asked him how he liked it , and what he thought of it ; which I modeftly but freely told him , fays Elwood , and after fome further difcourfe about it , I pleasantly faid to him : - " Thou haft faid much of Paradife Loft ...
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... She married a young man above her own rank ; he died , all that he poffeffed died with him , and the widow , left deftitute with two very young children , is returned again to the miferable poverty and labour of a pofada . Very foon ...
... She married a young man above her own rank ; he died , all that he poffeffed died with him , and the widow , left deftitute with two very young children , is returned again to the miferable poverty and labour of a pofada . Very foon ...
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