The Monthly Review, Or, Literary JournalR. Griffiths, 1805 |
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... respect , Whose actions shew that they respect themselves . ، This person , after sustaining a severe illness with the utmost re- signation and fortitude , died in the beginning of the year 1801 , lear ing a widow and one daughter to ...
... respect , Whose actions shew that they respect themselves . ، This person , after sustaining a severe illness with the utmost re- signation and fortitude , died in the beginning of the year 1801 , lear ing a widow and one daughter to ...
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... respect him as he respects himself , he is more offended than mortified , and feels the same indignant resentment as if he had suffered a real injury . He does not even then , however , deign to explain the grounds of his own ...
... respect him as he respects himself , he is more offended than mortified , and feels the same indignant resentment as if he had suffered a real injury . He does not even then , however , deign to explain the grounds of his own ...
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... respect ? Let a wiser head than mine decide this question , with respect to courtiers . I subscribe to the opinion im . plied in the saying of Henry IV . Happy the country gentleman who lives on his estate , and who does not know me ...
... respect ? Let a wiser head than mine decide this question , with respect to courtiers . I subscribe to the opinion im . plied in the saying of Henry IV . Happy the country gentleman who lives on his estate , and who does not know me ...
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