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... thought the diftinction , not the want of it the mark of good birth . The feverity of their climate , the height of ... thoughts which na- ture had fuggefted , not in languidly . repeating thofe which they had learn- ed from other people ...
... thought the diftinction , not the want of it the mark of good birth . The feverity of their climate , the height of ... thoughts which na- ture had fuggefted , not in languidly . repeating thofe which they had learn- ed from other people ...
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... thought of them with contempt , by fhewing how little they deferved it . Having been driven from the low countries of Scotland by invafion , they , from time immemorial , thought them- felves intitled to make reprifals upon the property ...
... thought of them with contempt , by fhewing how little they deferved it . Having been driven from the low countries of Scotland by invafion , they , from time immemorial , thought them- felves intitled to make reprifals upon the property ...
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... thought he could not without danger recede from obeying , and fancied that his mafter wanted to pu- nifh the foldier for fome mifdemeanor by matching him in fo difagreeable a manner . In short the marriage was celebrated before him to ...
... thought he could not without danger recede from obeying , and fancied that his mafter wanted to pu- nifh the foldier for fome mifdemeanor by matching him in fo difagreeable a manner . In short the marriage was celebrated before him to ...
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... thought that a woman fhould efteem herself as the best thing she can bring in marriage - yet if the think her fortune too much to bestow . on the man , on whom she would chear- fully bestow herfelf without it , why , let her keep it ...
... thought that a woman fhould efteem herself as the best thing she can bring in marriage - yet if the think her fortune too much to bestow . on the man , on whom she would chear- fully bestow herfelf without it , why , let her keep it ...
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... thought ) can only be compared to the brutes , nor can be faid to be fuperior to them , but that his figure is erect : how happy for us , if we would but now and then look inward , and examine by an impartial fcale our rule of conduct ...
... thought ) can only be compared to the brutes , nor can be faid to be fuperior to them , but that his figure is erect : how happy for us , if we would but now and then look inward , and examine by an impartial fcale our rule of conduct ...
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