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... mind of the author and the mind of the reader ; it is not like the flight and casual intercourse we hold with our familiars and acquaintance , where any prattle ferves to fill up a few focial mi- nutes , and fet the table in a roar ...
... mind of the author and the mind of the reader ; it is not like the flight and casual intercourse we hold with our familiars and acquaintance , where any prattle ferves to fill up a few focial mi- nutes , and fet the table in a roar ...
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... minds of the ftudents . ' In 1783 , he removed to the house in Leicester - fquare which he afterwards occupied . On ... mind ; and his judgment was matured by former experience . Some inftances of his extraordinary skill may properly be ...
... minds of the ftudents . ' In 1783 , he removed to the house in Leicester - fquare which he afterwards occupied . On ... mind ; and his judgment was matured by former experience . Some inftances of his extraordinary skill may properly be ...
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... minds of the students . ' In 1783 , he removed to the house in Leicester - square which he afterwards occupied . On ... mind ; and his judgment was matured by former experience . Some inftances of his extraordinary skill may properly be ...
... minds of the students . ' In 1783 , he removed to the house in Leicester - square which he afterwards occupied . On ... mind ; and his judgment was matured by former experience . Some inftances of his extraordinary skill may properly be ...
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Giborne on the Duties of Men | 2 |
Glaffes Sermon | 11 |
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