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... fome on carts , and those which were more voluminous , were conveyed in waggons . Their temerity afto- nished me . I knew their cargoes were heavy , and expected every moment they would have gone to the bottom . They all entered the ...
... fome on carts , and those which were more voluminous , were conveyed in waggons . Their temerity afto- nished me . I knew their cargoes were heavy , and expected every moment they would have gone to the bottom . They all entered the ...
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... fome inftances of his inconfiftent conduct .... XXVI . The hiftory of the man in black . • • 93 XXVII . On the great number of old maids and batchelors in London . Some of the causes . 101 XXVIII . A description of a club of authors ...
... fome inftances of his inconfiftent conduct .... XXVI . The hiftory of the man in black . • • 93 XXVII . On the great number of old maids and batchelors in London . Some of the causes . 101 XXVIII . A description of a club of authors ...
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... fome philosophers make artificial mifery . ¡¤ XCII . The fondness of fome , to admire the wri- tings of lords , & c . • ¡¤ 367 \ XCIII . The philofopher's fon is again feparated from XCIII , xiv CONTENTS .
... fome philosophers make artificial mifery . ¡¤ XCII . The fondness of fome , to admire the wri- tings of lords , & c . • ¡¤ 367 \ XCIII . The philofopher's fon is again feparated from XCIII , xiv CONTENTS .
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... fome diftortions from art . To make a fine gentleman , feveral trades are re- quired , but chiefly a barber : you have undoubt- edly heard of the Jewish champion , whofe ftrength lay in his hair one would think that the English were for ...
... fome diftortions from art . To make a fine gentleman , feveral trades are re- quired , but chiefly a barber : you have undoubt- edly heard of the Jewish champion , whofe ftrength lay in his hair one would think that the English were for ...
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... fome resemblance , but Eng- lish women are entirely different ; red cheeks , big eyes , and teeth of a moft odious whitenefs , are not only feen here , but wished for ; and then they have fuch mafculine feet , as actually ferve fome for ...
... fome resemblance , but Eng- lish women are entirely different ; red cheeks , big eyes , and teeth of a moft odious whitenefs , are not only feen here , but wished for ; and then they have fuch mafculine feet , as actually ferve fome for ...
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