The Indicator, and the Companion: A Miscellany for the Fields and the Fire-side, Том 1H. Colburn, 1834 |
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... with one or two other passages out of the same Essay , full of his usual calm wisdom . " If you fly physic in health altogether , it will be too strange for your body when you need it . " ( He means that a ADVICE TO THE MELANCHOLY . 31.
... with one or two other passages out of the same Essay , full of his usual calm wisdom . " If you fly physic in health altogether , it will be too strange for your body when you need it . " ( He means that a ADVICE TO THE MELANCHOLY . 31.
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... means that a general state of health should not make us over - confident and con- temptuous of physic ; but that we should use it moderately if required , that it may not be too strange to us when required most . ) " If you make it too ...
... means that a general state of health should not make us over - confident and con- temptuous of physic ; but that we should use it moderately if required , that it may not be too strange to us when required most . ) " If you make it too ...
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... mean poet ( Warner , in his Albion's England ) thought that to cast too many doubts Were oft to erre no lesse Than to be rash : and thus no doubt The gentle queen did guesse , That seeing this or that , at first Or last , had likelyhood ...
... mean poet ( Warner , in his Albion's England ) thought that to cast too many doubts Were oft to erre no lesse Than to be rash : and thus no doubt The gentle queen did guesse , That seeing this or that , at first Or last , had likelyhood ...
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... mean- ness of the entertainment , and after some hesitation , ventured to ask for wine , which Sir Richard , not without reluctance , ordered to be brought . They then finished their dinner , and proceeded in their pamphlet , which they ...
... mean- ness of the entertainment , and after some hesitation , ventured to ask for wine , which Sir Richard , not without reluctance , ordered to be brought . They then finished their dinner , and proceeded in their pamphlet , which they ...
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... mean for their patience , which is laud- able , nor for the infinite non - success of some of them , which is desirable . Neither do we agree with the good old joke attributed to Swift , that angling is always to be considered as " a ...
... mean for their patience , which is laud- able , nor for the infinite non - success of some of them , which is desirable . Neither do we agree with the good old joke attributed to Swift , that angling is always to be considered as " a ...
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