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Pagina 2
... according to the pagan creed , without a mixture of impertinence and ab- surdity . The Jews , who before the time of Christianity were the only people who had the knowledge of the true God , have set the Christian world an example how ...
... according to the pagan creed , without a mixture of impertinence and ab- surdity . The Jews , who before the time of Christianity were the only people who had the knowledge of the true God , have set the Christian world an example how ...
Pagina 8
... according to the accident of carriages in her way . One of these ladies keeps her seat in a hack- ne y - coach , as well as the best rider does on a ma- naged horse . The laced shoe on her left foot , with a careless gesture , just ...
... according to the accident of carriages in her way . One of these ladies keeps her seat in a hack- ne y - coach , as well as the best rider does on a ma- naged horse . The laced shoe on her left foot , with a careless gesture , just ...
Pagina 19
... according to the disposition of the possessor . The wealthy can torment or gratify all who are in their power , and choose to do one or other , as they are affected with love or hatred to mankind . As for such who are insensible of the ...
... according to the disposition of the possessor . The wealthy can torment or gratify all who are in their power , and choose to do one or other , as they are affected with love or hatred to mankind . As for such who are insensible of the ...
Pagina 20
... according to the company we keep . If you are what you were to me , you can go a great way towards my recovery ; if you are not , my good for- tune , if it ever returns , will return by slower ap- proaches . I am , Sir , Your ...
... according to the company we keep . If you are what you were to me , you can go a great way towards my recovery ; if you are not , my good for- tune , if it ever returns , will return by slower ap- proaches . I am , Sir , Your ...
Pagina 34
... according to their sentiments . There was decreasing Honour , that had nothing to show in , but an old coat of his ancestor's achievements . There was Ostentation , that made him- self his own constant subject , and Gallantry strutting ...
... according to their sentiments . There was decreasing Honour , that had nothing to show in , but an old coat of his ancestor's achievements . There was Ostentation , that made him- self his own constant subject , and Gallantry strutting ...
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