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... thee . VII . ' For though in dreadful whirls we hung High on the broken wave , I knew thou wert not slow to hear , Nor impotent to save . 1i.e . by himself . So early had a spirit of piety taken possession of this excellent man's mind ...
... thee . VII . ' For though in dreadful whirls we hung High on the broken wave , I knew thou wert not slow to hear , Nor impotent to save . 1i.e . by himself . So early had a spirit of piety taken possession of this excellent man's mind ...
Side 10
... thee for thy mercies past ; And humbly hope for more . X. ' My life , if thou preserv'st my life , Thy sacrifice shall be ; And death , if death must be my doom , Shall join my soul to thee . ' " No. 494. FRIDAY , SEPTEMBER 26 ...
... thee for thy mercies past ; And humbly hope for more . X. ' My life , if thou preserv'st my life , Thy sacrifice shall be ; And death , if death must be my doom , Shall join my soul to thee . ' " No. 494. FRIDAY , SEPTEMBER 26 ...
Side 18
... thee one very odd whim in this my dream . I saw , methought , a dozen women employed in bringing off one man ; I could not guess who it should be , till upon his nearer approach I discovered thy short phiz . The women all declared that ...
... thee one very odd whim in this my dream . I saw , methought , a dozen women employed in bringing off one man ; I could not guess who it should be , till upon his nearer approach I discovered thy short phiz . The women all declared that ...
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... thee , on those dear confounded creatures , women . Thou knowest , all the little learning I am master of is upon that subject ; I never looked in a book but for their sakes . I have lately met with two pure stories for a Spectator ...
... thee , on those dear confounded creatures , women . Thou knowest , all the little learning I am master of is upon that subject ; I never looked in a book but for their sakes . I have lately met with two pure stories for a Spectator ...
Side 29
... thee on this occasion is , to establish such an imaginary fair in Great Britain : thou couldst make it very pleasant , by matching women of quality with cobblers and carmen , or describing titles and garters leading off in great ...
... thee on this occasion is , to establish such an imaginary fair in Great Britain : thou couldst make it very pleasant , by matching women of quality with cobblers and carmen , or describing titles and garters leading off in great ...
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