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... because the earl dying in his journey to Rome , the countess , whom he had left in France with Mr. Locke , came back to England fooner than was at first designed . Mr. Locke , upon his return to his native country , lived , as before ...
... because the earl dying in his journey to Rome , the countess , whom he had left in France with Mr. Locke , came back to England fooner than was at first designed . Mr. Locke , upon his return to his native country , lived , as before ...
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... because it was fufficiently known , that he had no fhare in the duke of Monmouth's invafion . In autumn he went to Utrecht , and at the end of the year returned to Amfterdam , and lodged at Mr. Guenelon's as before . · 1 During this ...
... because it was fufficiently known , that he had no fhare in the duke of Monmouth's invafion . In autumn he went to Utrecht , and at the end of the year returned to Amfterdam , and lodged at Mr. Guenelon's as before . · 1 During this ...
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... because the air of London grew more and more troublesome to him . He came to town only in the fummer for three or four months , and if he returned to Qates any thing indifpofed , the air of that place foon recovered him . < In 1693 he ...
... because the air of London grew more and more troublesome to him . He came to town only in the fummer for three or four months , and if he returned to Qates any thing indifpofed , the air of that place foon recovered him . < In 1693 he ...
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... because he never deceived any perfon by faying more than he knew ; that he never paffed his word for any but fuch as he believed would answer the character he gave of them ; and that if he should do otherwife , his recommendations would ...
... because he never deceived any perfon by faying more than he knew ; that he never paffed his word for any but fuch as he believed would answer the character he gave of them ; and that if he should do otherwife , his recommendations would ...
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... because I was pleased with the doing of it , that therefore I am fondly taken with it now it is done . He that hawks at larks and fparrows , has no lefs fport , though a much lefs confiderable quarry , than he that flies at nobler game ...
... because I was pleased with the doing of it , that therefore I am fondly taken with it now it is done . He that hawks at larks and fparrows , has no lefs fport , though a much lefs confiderable quarry , than he that flies at nobler game ...
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