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9 a sneaking kindness for Mackenzie's Julia de Roubigné for the deserted mansion , and straggling gilliflowers on the mouldering garden - wall ; and still more for his Man of Feeling ; not that it is better , nor so good ; but at the ...
9 a sneaking kindness for Mackenzie's Julia de Roubigné for the deserted mansion , and straggling gilliflowers on the mouldering garden - wall ; and still more for his Man of Feeling ; not that it is better , nor so good ; but at the ...
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different from what they are , there must be a principle of taste and selection — a disposition to make them better , and a power to make them worse . Ask a Parisian milliner if she does not think one bonnet more becoming than another ...
different from what they are , there must be a principle of taste and selection — a disposition to make them better , and a power to make them worse . Ask a Parisian milliner if she does not think one bonnet more becoming than another ...
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upon them at the time , but for which they would be the wiser and better all their lives after . In research , in originality , in variety of knowledge , in richness of invention , in depth and comprehension of mind , Burke had as much ...
upon them at the time , but for which they would be the wiser and better all their lives after . In research , in originality , in variety of knowledge , in richness of invention , in depth and comprehension of mind , Burke had as much ...
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