A Sentimental Journey Through France and Italy: By Mr. Yorick. In Two Volumes. ...A. Millar and J. Hodges, 1782 |
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... must be observed by many a peri- IT patetic philofopher , That nature has fet up , by her own unquestionable autho- rity , certain boundaries and fences to circumfcribe the difcontent of a man : fhe has effected her purpofe in the quiet ...
... must be observed by many a peri- IT patetic philofopher , That nature has fet up , by her own unquestionable autho- rity , certain boundaries and fences to circumfcribe the difcontent of a man : fhe has effected her purpofe in the quiet ...
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... must buy what he has little occasion for at their own price - his conversation . will feldom be taken in exchange for theirs without a large difcount -- and this , by - the - by , eternally driving him in- to the hands of more equitable ...
... must buy what he has little occasion for at their own price - his conversation . will feldom be taken in exchange for theirs without a large difcount -- and this , by - the - by , eternally driving him in- to the hands of more equitable ...
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... whether useful knowledge and real improvements , is all a lottery- and even where the adventurer is fuccefs- ful , the acquired stock must be used with caution caution and fobriety to turn any profite but as the JOURNEY . 27.
... whether useful knowledge and real improvements , is all a lottery- and even where the adventurer is fuccefs- ful , the acquired stock must be used with caution caution and fobriety to turn any profite but as the JOURNEY . 27.
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... must one day come and give an account of this work ) -that I do not speak it vauntingly - But there is no nation under heaven abounding with more variety of learning - where the fciences may be more fitly woo'd , or more furely won than ...
... must one day come and give an account of this work ) -that I do not speak it vauntingly - But there is no nation under heaven abounding with more variety of learning - where the fciences may be more fitly woo'd , or more furely won than ...
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... must caft a damp upon your spi- -You fuffer , Monfieur Deffein , as rits . much as the machine- I HAVE always obferved when there is as much four as fweet in a compliment , then an Englishman is eternally at a lofs within himself ...
... must caft a damp upon your spi- -You fuffer , Monfieur Deffein , as rits . much as the machine- I HAVE always obferved when there is as much four as fweet in a compliment , then an Englishman is eternally at a lofs within himself ...
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