The Monthly Visitor, and Entertaining Pocket Companion, Том 6H.D. Symonds, 1799 |
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... just ; there are fome of them , as difgrace , fickness , and po- verty , which , notwithstanding the terror they infpire , fometimes bring with them more real advantages than honour , riches , and health . Thus placed amid objects of ...
... just ; there are fome of them , as difgrace , fickness , and po- verty , which , notwithstanding the terror they infpire , fometimes bring with them more real advantages than honour , riches , and health . Thus placed amid objects of ...
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... , which , though different from the body he had just quitted , was ftill material . He pursued his course till he was at fome diftance diftance from the city , when turning back and review- $ 58 THE MONTHLY VISITOR .
... , which , though different from the body he had just quitted , was ftill material . He pursued his course till he was at fome diftance diftance from the city , when turning back and review- $ 58 THE MONTHLY VISITOR .
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... just as much the creatures of inftinct as the beafts of the defert . When Julius Cæfar landed in Britain , its inhabitants were probably arrived but at the degree of improvement in which 500 years before had feen their forefathers ; and ...
... just as much the creatures of inftinct as the beafts of the defert . When Julius Cæfar landed in Britain , its inhabitants were probably arrived but at the degree of improvement in which 500 years before had feen their forefathers ; and ...
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