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... firft affaults of time , by which they might eafily have been ruined ; but have ushered others into the world , that , without fuch a helping hand , would probably have been fifled in the birth , and never feen the light . Nay , ' tis ...
... firft affaults of time , by which they might eafily have been ruined ; but have ushered others into the world , that , without fuch a helping hand , would probably have been fifled in the birth , and never feen the light . Nay , ' tis ...
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` further improvement of their genius , by the pleasure of finding their firft rude fay meet with fome measure of approbation , while in the mean time themselves flood conceal ed , and run no risk of being publickly put to the blush by ...
` further improvement of their genius , by the pleasure of finding their firft rude fay meet with fome measure of approbation , while in the mean time themselves flood conceal ed , and run no risk of being publickly put to the blush by ...
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... firft under no fmall apprehenfions , as was evident by the mi- litary precautions of the latter on that fide ; but their fears were foon difpelled , with affarances of peace from the Shah , and this retreat from their frontiers : fo ...
... firft under no fmall apprehenfions , as was evident by the mi- litary precautions of the latter on that fide ; but their fears were foon difpelled , with affarances of peace from the Shah , and this retreat from their frontiers : fo ...
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... firft to retire into Piedmont , the Spaniards , inftead of ex- ecuting their main defign of breaking that way into Italy , were once and again beat back in the attempt , with confiderable damage : yet , notwithstanding all these ...
... firft to retire into Piedmont , the Spaniards , inftead of ex- ecuting their main defign of breaking that way into Italy , were once and again beat back in the attempt , with confiderable damage : yet , notwithstanding all these ...
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... firft enfnare my heart ? Unless to boast a lover's fall , And pride thee in thy art . On yonder green , the fever'd coin , The mutual pledge , was giv'n ; My part was fafely kept , but thine Condemns thee , up to heav'n . But I am warn ...
... firft enfnare my heart ? Unless to boast a lover's fall , And pride thee in thy art . On yonder green , the fever'd coin , The mutual pledge , was giv'n ; My part was fafely kept , but thine Condemns thee , up to heav'n . But I am warn ...
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