The Monthly Visitor, and Entertaining Pocket Companion, Том 6H.D. Symonds, 1799 |
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... kind , and we entertain a higher opinion of the understanding of mankind than to put them off merely with our own fenti- ments . This kind of impartiality , whilft , in our opinion , it conftitutes the very foul of found judg- ment ...
... kind , and we entertain a higher opinion of the understanding of mankind than to put them off merely with our own fenti- ments . This kind of impartiality , whilft , in our opinion , it conftitutes the very foul of found judg- ment ...
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... kind , probably occafioned the following dream : - The Doctor imagined himself dangerously ill at a friend's houfe in London : after lying in this ftate for fome time , he thought his foul left his body , and took its flight in fome kind ...
... kind , probably occafioned the following dream : - The Doctor imagined himself dangerously ill at a friend's houfe in London : after lying in this ftate for fome time , he thought his foul left his body , and took its flight in fome kind ...
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... kind affection he would bring , And ftrew upon her grave . Remembrance of his former ftate , When fortune had been kind , And of his fon's uncertain fate , Then rush'd upon his mind . And oft he shed a pearly tear , And oft he utter'd ...
... kind affection he would bring , And ftrew upon her grave . Remembrance of his former ftate , When fortune had been kind , And of his fon's uncertain fate , Then rush'd upon his mind . And oft he shed a pearly tear , And oft he utter'd ...
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