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Page 37
... given my reason need you have of comfort , and how to the public , which I here dare you little comfort can be given . A loss to refute . Your rage I defy . Your such as yours lacerates the mind , and abilities , since your Homer , are ...
... given my reason need you have of comfort , and how to the public , which I here dare you little comfort can be given . A loss to refute . Your rage I defy . Your such as yours lacerates the mind , and abilities , since your Homer , are ...
Page 168
... given me , by whom that lady is so fond of satiriz- different arguers , of looking into the ing . O ! how I have used her on hearts of some of them , through win- this occasion ! She can hardly for- dows , that at other times have been ...
... given me , by whom that lady is so fond of satiriz- different arguers , of looking into the ing . O ! how I have used her on hearts of some of them , through win- this occasion ! She can hardly for- dows , that at other times have been ...
Page 368
... given me much con- Island , occupy Winter Hill : a part cern . Having given orders for this of those from Connecticut , under purpose immediately on my arrival , general Putnam , are on Prospect and unapprized of the imperfect obe- Hill ...
... given me much con- Island , occupy Winter Hill : a part cern . Having given orders for this of those from Connecticut , under purpose immediately on my arrival , general Putnam , are on Prospect and unapprized of the imperfect obe- Hill ...
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