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... pretend to be affected with , or take the liberty to acknowledge , your great talents and public virtues . When we attend to your lordship engaged in a discourse , we cannot but reflect upon the many requisites which the vain - glorious ...
... pretend to be affected with , or take the liberty to acknowledge , your great talents and public virtues . When we attend to your lordship engaged in a discourse , we cannot but reflect upon the many requisites which the vain - glorious ...
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... pretending to a place in your friendship , and subscribing himself , my lord , your lordship's most obliged , and ... pretend- When I am upon the house of Bickerstaff , I ing to modesty in making this acknowledgment . must not forget ...
... pretending to a place in your friendship , and subscribing himself , my lord , your lordship's most obliged , and ... pretend- When I am upon the house of Bickerstaff , I ing to modesty in making this acknowledgment . must not forget ...
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... pretend to be in being , although they are actually deceased . I therefore give all men fair warning to mend their manners ; for I shall , from time to time , print bills of mortality ; and I beg the pardon of all such who shall be ...
... pretend to be in being , although they are actually deceased . I therefore give all men fair warning to mend their manners ; for I shall , from time to time , print bills of mortality ; and I beg the pardon of all such who shall be ...
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... pretend to raise a credit to this work upon the weight of my politic news only ; but , as my Latin sentence in the title - page in- forms you , shall take any thing that offers for the subject of my discourse . Thus , new persons ...
... pretend to raise a credit to this work upon the weight of my politic news only ; but , as my Latin sentence in the title - page in- forms you , shall take any thing that offers for the subject of my discourse . Thus , new persons ...
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... pretended to have given for news , as I did last Saturday , a diary of the siege of Troy . But man is a creature very ... pretend to palliate or excuse the matter ; for I find , by a calcula- tion of my own nativity ; that I cannot hold ...
... pretended to have given for news , as I did last Saturday , a diary of the siege of Troy . But man is a creature very ... pretend to palliate or excuse the matter ; for I find , by a calcula- tion of my own nativity ; that I cannot hold ...
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