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Page 15
... hear your spirits are better ; may and I are the principal figures ! be- circling Joys dance round your fire- side , sides , there is a round table , a square skreen , some books , and a work - bas- " With Sport , that wrinkled Care ...
... hear your spirits are better ; may and I are the principal figures ! be- circling Joys dance round your fire- side , sides , there is a round table , a square skreen , some books , and a work - bas- " With Sport , that wrinkled Care ...
Page 44
... hear it , as i upon me . But this is the hand of sets extremities at a greater distance God . he , who is by his physician thought The first talk of the sick is com- well , is at least not thought in immed monly of themselves ; but if ...
... hear it , as i upon me . But this is the hand of sets extremities at a greater distance God . he , who is by his physician thought The first talk of the sick is com- well , is at least not thought in immed monly of themselves ; but if ...
Page 137
... hear that you still in your advice to your friend Wilkes , have sufficient employment for your keep it to yourself , and to such as active mind , without which you can- you . I am of a different sect . He not long be happy . I have just ...
... hear that you still in your advice to your friend Wilkes , have sufficient employment for your keep it to yourself , and to such as active mind , without which you can- you . I am of a different sect . He not long be happy . I have just ...
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