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Side v
... friends ; and who , under the pressure of severe infirmity , enjoys the lively vigour of his mind , and the felicity of his incomparable temper . LORD NORTH will permit me to express the feelings of friendship in the language of truth ...
... friends ; and who , under the pressure of severe infirmity , enjoys the lively vigour of his mind , and the felicity of his incomparable temper . LORD NORTH will permit me to express the feelings of friendship in the language of truth ...
Side vi
... friends . I am fairly entitled to a year of jubilee : next summer and the following winter will rapidly pass away ; and ex- perience only can determine whether I shall still prefer the freedom and variety of study to the design and ...
... friends . I am fairly entitled to a year of jubilee : next summer and the following winter will rapidly pass away ; and ex- perience only can determine whether I shall still prefer the freedom and variety of study to the design and ...
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... friend : if with the Divine permission , I succeed , I shall govern in your name , and to your glory , the Roman senate , and the part of the republic delivered from slavery by my victorious arms . " The proposal of Theodorie was ...
... friend : if with the Divine permission , I succeed , I shall govern in your name , and to your glory , the Roman senate , and the part of the republic delivered from slavery by my victorious arms . " The proposal of Theodorie was ...
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... friend- ship , Odoacer , in the midst of a solemn banquet , was stabbed by the hand , or at least by the command , of his rival . Secret and effectual orders had been previously despatched ; the faithless and rapacious mercenaries , at ...
... friend- ship , Odoacer , in the midst of a solemn banquet , was stabbed by the hand , or at least by the command , of his rival . Secret and effectual orders had been previously despatched ; the faithless and rapacious mercenaries , at ...
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... friendship , counsel , expostulation , & c . h Even of his table ( Var . vi . 9 ) and palace ( vii . 5 ) . The admiration of strangers is represented as the most rational motive to justify these vain expenses , and to stimulate the ...
... friendship , counsel , expostulation , & c . h Even of his table ( Var . vi . 9 ) and palace ( vii . 5 ) . The admiration of strangers is represented as the most rational motive to justify these vain expenses , and to stimulate the ...
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