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... perhaps , would a fresh supply have had any other effect than by putting immediate pleas- ures in his power , to have driven the thoughts of his journey out of his mind . While he was thus spending the day in contriving a scheme for the ...
... perhaps , would a fresh supply have had any other effect than by putting immediate pleas- ures in his power , to have driven the thoughts of his journey out of his mind . While he was thus spending the day in contriving a scheme for the ...
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... Perhaps he considered her unwillingness to approach the chamber of sickness as female weak- ness , or human frailty ; perhaps he was conscious to himself of peevishness and impatience , or , though he was offended by her inattention ...
... Perhaps he considered her unwillingness to approach the chamber of sickness as female weak- ness , or human frailty ; perhaps he was conscious to himself of peevishness and impatience , or , though he was offended by her inattention ...
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... perhaps , the Elogy on good Sense ; and the other , the End of the Duke of Buckingham . The epistle to Arbuthnot , now arbitrarily called the Prologue to the Satires , is a performance con- sisting , as it seems , of many fragments ...
... perhaps , the Elogy on good Sense ; and the other , the End of the Duke of Buckingham . The epistle to Arbuthnot , now arbitrarily called the Prologue to the Satires , is a performance con- sisting , as it seems , of many fragments ...
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