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... himself wanted fortitude . Driven to the last despair , and frantic with re- morfe and fear , he cried out in doleful accents , My friends defert me , and I cannot find an enemy . " He rushed forth from his palace , as if with intent to ...
... himself wanted fortitude . Driven to the last despair , and frantic with re- morfe and fear , he cried out in doleful accents , My friends defert me , and I cannot find an enemy . " He rushed forth from his palace , as if with intent to ...
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... himself , labours after novelty till it attains nonfenfe . For me , my foul delights to wander , there Where nodding ... himself a deferter from the cause of def- potifm , and a convert to that of liberty ; and , like most other new ...
... himself , labours after novelty till it attains nonfenfe . For me , my foul delights to wander , there Where nodding ... himself a deferter from the cause of def- potifm , and a convert to that of liberty ; and , like most other new ...
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... himself with the reflection that no king ever did more for his people ; that , in the inftant when he made his people free , they ac- knowleged him inviolable ; that neither conftitutional , civil , nor na- tural law would fuffer him to ...
... himself with the reflection that no king ever did more for his people ; that , in the inftant when he made his people free , they ac- knowleged him inviolable ; that neither conftitutional , civil , nor na- tural law would fuffer him to ...
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