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... favoured . The natural indolence of every individual is found to bring him a grade nearer to savagism , at every remove into a less thronged neighbourhood , ' ( p . 374 , ) & c . & c . & c . ART . II . Communications to the Board of ...
... favoured . The natural indolence of every individual is found to bring him a grade nearer to savagism , at every remove into a less thronged neighbourhood , ' ( p . 374 , ) & c . & c . & c . ART . II . Communications to the Board of ...
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... favour of the Court against the country party . He was the poet - laureat and household servant of the king thus tumultuously assailed . His vein of satire was keen , terse , and powerful beyond any thing that has since been displayed ...
... favour of the Court against the country party . He was the poet - laureat and household servant of the king thus tumultuously assailed . His vein of satire was keen , terse , and powerful beyond any thing that has since been displayed ...
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... favour . The cautious and reflecting Madame de Maintenon was among the number , who at length obtained her release . We are here informed that the first accounts which Fenelon received concerning Madame G. had prepossessed him against ...
... favour . The cautious and reflecting Madame de Maintenon was among the number , who at length obtained her release . We are here informed that the first accounts which Fenelon received concerning Madame G. had prepossessed him against ...
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N B For REMARKABLE PASSAGES in the Criticisms | 4 |
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