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... pleasure or advantage : why she should endeavour to destroy him by a lie - a lie which could not gain credit , but must vanish of itself at the first moment of examination , and of which only this can be said to make it probable , that ...
... pleasure or advantage : why she should endeavour to destroy him by a lie - a lie which could not gain credit , but must vanish of itself at the first moment of examination , and of which only this can be said to make it probable , that ...
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... pleasure , he published the Wanderer , a moral poem , of which the design is comprised in these lines : I fly all publick care , all venal strife , To try the still , compar'd with active life ; To prove , by these , the sons of men may ...
... pleasure , he published the Wanderer , a moral poem , of which the design is comprised in these lines : I fly all publick care , all venal strife , To try the still , compar'd with active life ; To prove , by these , the sons of men may ...
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... pleasures , he had planned out a scheme of life for the country , of which he had no knowledge but from pastorals and songs . He imagined that he should be transported to scenes of flowery felicity , like those which one poet has ...
... pleasures , he had planned out a scheme of life for the country , of which he had no knowledge but from pastorals and songs . He imagined that he should be transported to scenes of flowery felicity , like those which one poet has ...
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