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Page 18
... pleasure in seeing the town . You Hyde Park and Mall of the people see , hitherto , I make no complaints , of quality ; for they take the air in dear sister , and if I continue to like it both on foot and in coaches . travelling as well ...
... pleasure in seeing the town . You Hyde Park and Mall of the people see , hitherto , I make no complaints , of quality ; for they take the air in dear sister , and if I continue to like it both on foot and in coaches . travelling as well ...
Page 112
... pleasure in the is universally understood and admir - scenes in which I took pleasure , and ed , not only for its poetical beauties , entertain sentiments similar to those but also , and perhaps chiefly , for its of which , even in my ...
... pleasure in the is universally understood and admir - scenes in which I took pleasure , and ed , not only for its poetical beauties , entertain sentiments similar to those but also , and perhaps chiefly , for its of which , even in my ...
Page 143
... pleasure ; and unless that I found myself , as I thought , at liber - pleasure be innocent , both he and ty to be a rambler , or an idler , or society must suffer . Now what plea- any thing I pleased ; but my mal di sures are more ...
... pleasure ; and unless that I found myself , as I thought , at liber - pleasure be innocent , both he and ty to be a rambler , or an idler , or society must suffer . Now what plea- any thing I pleased ; but my mal di sures are more ...
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