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Say , then , physicians of each kind , he is no less amiable than formidable . He will , Who cure the body or the mind , if the forwardness of his spring be not blasted , What harm in drinking can there be , be a credit to you , and to ...
Say , then , physicians of each kind , he is no less amiable than formidable . He will , Who cure the body or the mind , if the forwardness of his spring be not blasted , What harm in drinking can there be , be a credit to you , and to ...
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I have many I have heard him praise for exemplary religious kind invitations . Your brother has very frequent- order in his family . In his diary I find a short ly inquired after me . Most of my friends have , but honourable mention of ...
I have many I have heard him praise for exemplary religious kind invitations . Your brother has very frequent- order in his family . In his diary I find a short ly inquired after me . Most of my friends have , but honourable mention of ...
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His book by dinner , without any inconvenience ; it is indeed want of order is obscure , and his asthma , I no long walk , but I never walked it without difthink , not of the same kind with mine . Some- ficulty , since I came , before .
His book by dinner , without any inconvenience ; it is indeed want of order is obscure , and his asthma , I no long walk , but I never walked it without difthink , not of the same kind with mine . Some- ficulty , since I came , before .
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| Title | Life of SAMUEL JOHNSON LL.D |
| Author | JAMES BOSWELL |
| Published | 1952 |
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