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Page 303
... respect of style she deserves ample praise . She writes with the greatest neatness ; with perfect simplicity , and at the same time with great closeness and elegance . She begins with some very good re flections on the duties of a ...
... respect of style she deserves ample praise . She writes with the greatest neatness ; with perfect simplicity , and at the same time with great closeness and elegance . She begins with some very good re flections on the duties of a ...
Page 465
... respect were from his old friend Pretyman , nowBishop of Lincoln : " DEAR SIR , at Richmond has constantly prevented my answering your letter . I will not however any longer delay to assure you that it will give nie real pleasure if I ...
... respect were from his old friend Pretyman , nowBishop of Lincoln : " DEAR SIR , at Richmond has constantly prevented my answering your letter . I will not however any longer delay to assure you that it will give nie real pleasure if I ...
Page 481
... respect yielded to the persons con- sidered as chiefly possessed of that first species of knowledge , to mere courtiers and diplomatie agents . This has been most remarkable ; more especially in this country , which in point of ...
... respect yielded to the persons con- sidered as chiefly possessed of that first species of knowledge , to mere courtiers and diplomatie agents . This has been most remarkable ; more especially in this country , which in point of ...
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