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Pagina 51
... obliged , from his first entrance into the world , to subsist upon expedients , affluence was not able to exalt him ... obliging him to become a stranger . Mr. Savage , on the other hand , declared , that lord Tyrconnels quarrelled with ...
... obliged , from his first entrance into the world , to subsist upon expedients , affluence was not able to exalt him ... obliging him to become a stranger . Mr. Savage , on the other hand , declared , that lord Tyrconnels quarrelled with ...
Pagina 105
... and being , therefore , obliged to stay there some time , he , with his usual felicity , ingratiated himself with many of the principal inhabitants , was VOL . 10 105 invited to their houses , distinguished at their pub- lick SAVAGE.
... and being , therefore , obliged to stay there some time , he , with his usual felicity , ingratiated himself with many of the principal inhabitants , was VOL . 10 105 invited to their houses , distinguished at their pub- lick SAVAGE.
Pagina 337
... obliged to , renders them heavy and dispirited . " The great beauty of Homer's language , as I take it , consists in that noble simplicity which runs through all his works ; ( and yet his diction , contrary to what one would imagine ...
... obliged to , renders them heavy and dispirited . " The great beauty of Homer's language , as I take it , consists in that noble simplicity which runs through all his works ; ( and yet his diction , contrary to what one would imagine ...
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