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... hope destroys , Damps his frail bliss , and blasts his brightest joys . ' Mr. F. has availed himself rather considerably of the services of the " Dids " and the " Doths : " as witness the address on leaving Buxton : Yet not without one ...
... hope destroys , Damps his frail bliss , and blasts his brightest joys . ' Mr. F. has availed himself rather considerably of the services of the " Dids " and the " Doths : " as witness the address on leaving Buxton : Yet not without one ...
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... hope what I said will be usefull ; & let it have what effect it will as to me , I am overjoyd to have occasion to serve ye two pretiest fellows in Europe .'- The King is one of the best men on earth ; but strangly im- posed upon by ...
... hope what I said will be usefull ; & let it have what effect it will as to me , I am overjoyd to have occasion to serve ye two pretiest fellows in Europe .'- The King is one of the best men on earth ; but strangly im- posed upon by ...
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... hope of accomplishing a good purpose . Nations , like in- dividuals , should be frequently reminded that their real well- wisher is he who exhibits a faithful view of their defects ; not he who keeps them in the back - ground , and who ...
... hope of accomplishing a good purpose . Nations , like in- dividuals , should be frequently reminded that their real well- wisher is he who exhibits a faithful view of their defects ; not he who keeps them in the back - ground , and who ...
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