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Page 241
... give an halfpenny , from others we give always pound . In great distress we sometimes , it is true , feel the influence of tenderness strongly ; when the same distress solicits a second time , we then feel with diminished sensibility ...
... give an halfpenny , from others we give always pound . In great distress we sometimes , it is true , feel the influence of tenderness strongly ; when the same distress solicits a second time , we then feel with diminished sensibility ...
Page 252
... give you reproaches , but will not give you relief . The slightest misfortunes , the most imaginary uneasinesses of the rich , are aggravated with all the power of eloquence , and engage our attention ; while you weep unheeded ...
... give you reproaches , but will not give you relief . The slightest misfortunes , the most imaginary uneasinesses of the rich , are aggravated with all the power of eloquence , and engage our attention ; while you weep unheeded ...
Page 749
... gives ; Should he succeed , you'll give him his degree ; If not , within he will receive no fee ! The college you , must his pretentions back , Pronounce him regular , or dub him quack . EPILOGUE1 By Dr. GOLDSMITH WELL , having stooped ...
... gives ; Should he succeed , you'll give him his degree ; If not , within he will receive no fee ! The college you , must his pretentions back , Pronounce him regular , or dub him quack . EPILOGUE1 By Dr. GOLDSMITH WELL , having stooped ...
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