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¡° Sir , ( said I , ) if Dr. Barry's system be true , you have now shortened Mrs. Thrale's life , perhaps , some minutes , by accelerating her pulsation . " On Thursday , April 11 , I dined with him at General Paoli's , in whose house I ...
¡° Sir , ( said I , ) if Dr. Barry's system be true , you have now shortened Mrs. Thrale's life , perhaps , some minutes , by accelerating her pulsation . " On Thursday , April 11 , I dined with him at General Paoli's , in whose house I ...
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But perhaps a man , after knowing his own character — the limited strength of his own mind , should not be desirous of having too much wisdom , considering , quid valeant humeri , how little he can carry . " JOHNSON .
But perhaps a man , after knowing his own character — the limited strength of his own mind , should not be desirous of having too much wisdom , considering , quid valeant humeri , how little he can carry . " JOHNSON .
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His own state of his views of futurity will appear truly rational ; and may , perhaps , impress the unthinking with seriousness . ¡° You know , ( says he , ) 1 I never thought confidence with respect to futurity , any part of the ...
His own state of his views of futurity will appear truly rational ; and may , perhaps , impress the unthinking with seriousness . ¡° You know , ( says he , ) 1 I never thought confidence with respect to futurity , any part of the ...
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