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Side 349
... seems to make paft perils equally terrible with enfuing croffes . JOHNSON . This happy youth who is to foresee the future progrefs of his life , can- not be fuppofed at that time of his happiness to have gone through many perils . Both ...
... seems to make paft perils equally terrible with enfuing croffes . JOHNSON . This happy youth who is to foresee the future progrefs of his life , can- not be fuppofed at that time of his happiness to have gone through many perils . Both ...
Side 498
... seems , So the proportions of defence are fill'd ; Which , of a weak and niggardly projection " , Doth , like a miser , spoil his coat , with scanting A little cloth . remove Thomas Otterbourne and the translator of Titus Livius indeed ...
... seems , So the proportions of defence are fill'd ; Which , of a weak and niggardly projection " , Doth , like a miser , spoil his coat , with scanting A little cloth . remove Thomas Otterbourne and the translator of Titus Livius indeed ...
Side 584
... Seems to prepare his way : fo let him land ; And , folemnly , fee him fet on to London . So fwift a pace hath thought , that even now You may imagine him upon Black - heath : Where that his lords defire him , to have borne 3 His bruifed ...
... Seems to prepare his way : fo let him land ; And , folemnly , fee him fet on to London . So fwift a pace hath thought , that even now You may imagine him upon Black - heath : Where that his lords defire him , to have borne 3 His bruifed ...
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