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... must be fealoned , and confequently have greater obligations to influence you than we can pretend to . I must confefs I little doubt of finding you all of a piece ; but fince great minds are fometimes fhaken , par- don my carneit defire ...
... must be fealoned , and confequently have greater obligations to influence you than we can pretend to . I must confefs I little doubt of finding you all of a piece ; but fince great minds are fometimes fhaken , par- don my carneit defire ...
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... must deserve to be hang'd . SONG . By the SAME . OFTI exult and think I'm free , And boast that love affects not me ; ' Tis true I look and must admire , But then my breaft ne'er feels its fire . That cruel rage , that dreadful smart ...
... must deserve to be hang'd . SONG . By the SAME . OFTI exult and think I'm free , And boast that love affects not me ; ' Tis true I look and must admire , But then my breaft ne'er feels its fire . That cruel rage , that dreadful smart ...
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... must be fuppofed to know fomething of the duty of a profecutor for the public , otherwife neither ought the Houle to have conferred that truft upon me , nor ought I to have accepted it . I have not been disapproved by the first ...
... must be fuppofed to know fomething of the duty of a profecutor for the public , otherwife neither ought the Houle to have conferred that truft upon me , nor ought I to have accepted it . I have not been disapproved by the first ...
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