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... virtue , chiefly to compose Domestic jars , and matrimonial strife , The best elixir t ' appease man and wife ; Strange are th ' effects , the qualities divine , ' Tis water called , but worth its weight in wine . If in his sullen airs ...
... virtue , chiefly to compose Domestic jars , and matrimonial strife , The best elixir t ' appease man and wife ; Strange are th ' effects , the qualities divine , ' Tis water called , but worth its weight in wine . If in his sullen airs ...
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... virtue , and honour . Those persons at the helm are so useful , and in themselves , of such a weight , that their ... virtues , makes the people enjoy the utmost tranquillity in the midst of a war , and gives them undoubted hopes of a ...
... virtue , and honour . Those persons at the helm are so useful , and in themselves , of such a weight , that their ... virtues , makes the people enjoy the utmost tranquillity in the midst of a war , and gives them undoubted hopes of a ...
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... virtue sits easy about him , and to whom vice is thoroughly contemptible . It was said by one of the company , alluding to that knowledge of the world the author seems to have , " The man writes much like a gentle- man , and goes to ...
... virtue sits easy about him , and to whom vice is thoroughly contemptible . It was said by one of the company , alluding to that knowledge of the world the author seems to have , " The man writes much like a gentle- man , and goes to ...
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... virtue will infallibly be misrep resented ; and though none will take the kind descriptions you make so much to themselves , as to wish well to the author , yet all will resent the ill characters you produce , out of fear of their own ...
... virtue will infallibly be misrep resented ; and though none will take the kind descriptions you make so much to themselves , as to wish well to the author , yet all will resent the ill characters you produce , out of fear of their own ...
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... virtue . I presented you with a half- which she began to enter into . She seemed guinea , in hopes not only to have my conscience sensible of it ; and therefore , with downcast eased , but my fortune told . Yet , - Well madam , ' looks ...
... virtue . I presented you with a half- which she began to enter into . She seemed guinea , in hopes not only to have my conscience sensible of it ; and therefore , with downcast eased , but my fortune told . Yet , - Well madam , ' looks ...
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