The British Essayists;: MirrorJ. Johnson, J. Nichols and son, R. Baldwin, F. and C. Rivington, W. Otridge and son, W.J. and J. Richardson, A. Strahan, R. Faulder, ... [and 40 others], 1807 |
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... mind , Polly was a better - made girl than any hea- then goddess , dead or alive . By degrees my neighbours gave me up altoge- ther . They complained that I was a strange fel- low , who hated company , and had no notion of life . I ...
... mind , Polly was a better - made girl than any hea- then goddess , dead or alive . By degrees my neighbours gave me up altoge- ther . They complained that I was a strange fel- low , who hated company , and had no notion of life . I ...
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... mind , preferred solitude to such society ; but solitude at length became irk- some , and I longed again to mingle in society . With that view I went to the races at Edinburgh , where I was told I should meet with all the polite people ...
... mind , preferred solitude to such society ; but solitude at length became irk- some , and I longed again to mingle in society . With that view I went to the races at Edinburgh , where I was told I should meet with all the polite people ...
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... mind , which led her to admire them , made her no less sensible of the beauties of a polished and refined conversation . It was this which had first gained the affections of Horatio ; it was to this he trusted for effecting the ...
... mind , which led her to admire them , made her no less sensible of the beauties of a polished and refined conversation . It was this which had first gained the affections of Horatio ; it was to this he trusted for effecting the ...
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... mind highly sensible of its charms , these parties gradually became more and more agreeable to her . In this manner , her books , the conversation of select companies , and the care of her children , which soon became a most endearing ...
... mind highly sensible of its charms , these parties gradually became more and more agreeable to her . In this manner , her books , the conversation of select companies , and the care of her children , which soon became a most endearing ...
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... mind is equal to the strength of his understanding , by a prudent as well as delicate complacency , gradually effected that change which an opposite conduct might have failed of producing ; and which , at the same time , would probably ...
... mind is equal to the strength of his understanding , by a prudent as well as delicate complacency , gradually effected that change which an opposite conduct might have failed of producing ; and which , at the same time , would probably ...
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