The Monthly Visitor, and Entertaining Pocket Companion, Том 6H.D. Symonds, 1799 |
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... most amiable manners , was a quaker . " The uncle of our bard being a fingle man , and efta- blished at Fowey , in Cornwall , as an Apothecary , took his nephew , when young , with a view to his fucceeding him in his bufinefs . Here he ...
... most amiable manners , was a quaker . " The uncle of our bard being a fingle man , and efta- blished at Fowey , in Cornwall , as an Apothecary , took his nephew , when young , with a view to his fucceeding him in his bufinefs . Here he ...
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... most busy man in the most active fphere , cannot be always occupied by bufinefs . Men of ferious profeffions cannot always be on the ftretch of ferious thought ; neither can the most gay and flourish- ing fituations of fortune afford ...
... most busy man in the most active fphere , cannot be always occupied by bufinefs . Men of ferious profeffions cannot always be on the ftretch of ferious thought ; neither can the most gay and flourish- ing fituations of fortune afford ...
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... most celebrated men , and their most famous actions are brought forward ; fo that the Grecian history is here , in reality , epito- mifed . In the third book a fimilar view is taken of Rome ; their eminent men likewife , and their ...
... most celebrated men , and their most famous actions are brought forward ; fo that the Grecian history is here , in reality , epito- mifed . In the third book a fimilar view is taken of Rome ; their eminent men likewife , and their ...
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