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... object ( if such an object be not important , ) than the gratification of his own curiosity . But Mr. Fuller is not only a gentleman , as is evidenced by every page of his book , that character being as little susceptible of disguise as ...
... object ( if such an object be not important , ) than the gratification of his own curiosity . But Mr. Fuller is not only a gentleman , as is evidenced by every page of his book , that character being as little susceptible of disguise as ...
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... object was to choose such passages , as in our opinion most fairly represented the merit of the whole ; and we fear , after all , that those who will be induced to peruse it for themselves , will be inclined to think that we have not ...
... object was to choose such passages , as in our opinion most fairly represented the merit of the whole ; and we fear , after all , that those who will be induced to peruse it for themselves , will be inclined to think that we have not ...
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... object to our lawyer's romance , because it is no romance at all ; it is an awkward piece of business throughout , and serves only to furnish him with occasions , whereon he may boast of his magnanimous contempt for the gifts of fortune ...
... object to our lawyer's romance , because it is no romance at all ; it is an awkward piece of business throughout , and serves only to furnish him with occasions , whereon he may boast of his magnanimous contempt for the gifts of fortune ...
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... object of his first circuit romance . The representation of domestic uneasiness , which on one occasion distracted him during the performance of his judi- cial and legislative duties , affords , no doubt , a just idea of the state of ...
... object of his first circuit romance . The representation of domestic uneasiness , which on one occasion distracted him during the performance of his judi- cial and legislative duties , affords , no doubt , a just idea of the state of ...
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... object of his journey , is it probable that if he had really visited that city , he would have confined his description of it within the compass of twenty - five pages ? On other occasions , he is remarkably and even tediously minute in ...
... object of his journey , is it probable that if he had really visited that city , he would have confined his description of it within the compass of twenty - five pages ? On other occasions , he is remarkably and even tediously minute in ...
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