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... favour , because you are never moved by it . This gives you a certain dignity peculiar to your present situation , and makes the equity , even of a lord high chancellor , appear but a degree towards the magnanimity of a peer of Great ...
... favour , because you are never moved by it . This gives you a certain dignity peculiar to your present situation , and makes the equity , even of a lord high chancellor , appear but a degree towards the magnanimity of a peer of Great ...
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... favour to him on a proper occasion , lest he , who can instruct us so well in personating feigned sor- rows , should be lost to us by suffering under real ones . * The town is at present in very great expectation of seeingt a comedy now ...
... favour to him on a proper occasion , lest he , who can instruct us so well in personating feigned sor- rows , should be lost to us by suffering under real ones . * The town is at present in very great expectation of seeingt a comedy now ...
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... favour : but I have a respect for him , as well in regard to consanguinity , as that he is an intimate friend of that famous and heroic actor , Mr. George Powel ; who formerly played Alexander the Great in all places , though he is ...
... favour : but I have a respect for him , as well in regard to consanguinity , as that he is an intimate friend of that famous and heroic actor , Mr. George Powel ; who formerly played Alexander the Great in all places , though he is ...
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... favour would insinuate . He observes that no man be- gins to make any tolerable figure until he sets out with the hopes of pleasing some one of us . No sooner he takes that in hand , but he pleases every one else by the bye . It has an ...
... favour would insinuate . He observes that no man be- gins to make any tolerable figure until he sets out with the hopes of pleasing some one of us . No sooner he takes that in hand , but he pleases every one else by the bye . It has an ...
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... favour in a moment . The spirits that were raised so suddenly against you , are as suddenly for you . There was another in- stance given of this kind at the table : a gentle- man , who had a very great favour done him , and an ...
... favour in a moment . The spirits that were raised so suddenly against you , are as suddenly for you . There was another in- stance given of this kind at the table : a gentle- man , who had a very great favour done him , and an ...
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