The Gleaner: A Series of Periodical Essays, Volumen3Nathan Drake Suttaby, Evance, and Company, 1811 |
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... lives . The thought of interest frequently proves a growing rust and canker in the mind ; and the many troubles and embar- rassments attending worldly pursuits , often sour the temper , and entirely destroy the spirit of cheerfulness ...
... lives . The thought of interest frequently proves a growing rust and canker in the mind ; and the many troubles and embar- rassments attending worldly pursuits , often sour the temper , and entirely destroy the spirit of cheerfulness ...
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... lives , much esteemed , and little beloved ; and though every body thinks well of him , there are very few that care to cultivate his acquain- The instant he rises in the tance . But if the want of good humour is so conspi- cuous in a ...
... lives , much esteemed , and little beloved ; and though every body thinks well of him , there are very few that care to cultivate his acquain- The instant he rises in the tance . But if the want of good humour is so conspi- cuous in a ...
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... lives of a few Irish cows that deserve to suffer for their gluttony , when I sincerely think , without com- pliment , that preserving half a dozen patriotic aldermen is of more consequence to the com- munity . Your lordship is wise from ...
... lives of a few Irish cows that deserve to suffer for their gluttony , when I sincerely think , without com- pliment , that preserving half a dozen patriotic aldermen is of more consequence to the com- munity . Your lordship is wise from ...
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... lives of many illus- trious citizens this season . However your lordship may be prejudiced against the Irish , I assure you there are many ingenious men in this country , who gain a com- fortable livelihood by cutting open the skins of ...
... lives of many illus- trious citizens this season . However your lordship may be prejudiced against the Irish , I assure you there are many ingenious men in this country , who gain a com- fortable livelihood by cutting open the skins of ...
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... let us encounter poverty together , and die , as we have lived , united . " — " No , Edmond , my pride for- bids me to live a dependant even on your gene- rosity ; my misery shall never be a burden to NO . 114 . 137 THE GLEANER .
... let us encounter poverty together , and die , as we have lived , united . " — " No , Edmond , my pride for- bids me to live a dependant even on your gene- rosity ; my misery shall never be a burden to NO . 114 . 137 THE GLEANER .
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