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... knowledge which would never do him good . " As for the viziers , " he was sometimes admitted to their tables , where he exerted his wit , and diffused his knowledge ; but he observed that where , by endeavour or accident , he had ...
... knowledge which would never do him good . " As for the viziers , " he was sometimes admitted to their tables , where he exerted his wit , and diffused his knowledge ; but he observed that where , by endeavour or accident , he had ...
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... knowledge , has a clouded aspect , and ungracious form ; yet it has been his ambition , from his first entrance into life , to distinguish by particularities in his dress , to outvie beaux in embroidery , to import new trimmings , and ...
... knowledge , has a clouded aspect , and ungracious form ; yet it has been his ambition , from his first entrance into life , to distinguish by particularities in his dress , to outvie beaux in embroidery , to import new trimmings , and ...
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... knowledge of physiology has been somewhat increased , he surely buys knowledge dear who learns the use of the lacteals at the expense of his humanity . It is time that universal resentment should arise against these horrid operations ...
... knowledge of physiology has been somewhat increased , he surely buys knowledge dear who learns the use of the lacteals at the expense of his humanity . It is time that universal resentment should arise against these horrid operations ...
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