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... whose confent he could not hope to obtain ; and as for the latter , he could not afford it . Lord Byron , whose vanity was hurt at her rejecting him , contrived a plan to be revenged ; in confe- quence of which the Earl of -- , a friend ...
... whose confent he could not hope to obtain ; and as for the latter , he could not afford it . Lord Byron , whose vanity was hurt at her rejecting him , contrived a plan to be revenged ; in confe- quence of which the Earl of -- , a friend ...
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... whose faces were new in the Houfe , and that one time he treated them with invective , and at another with contempt . Mr. Fox caught fire at the expreffions of invective and contempt , which had been used by the laft Right Hon ...
... whose faces were new in the Houfe , and that one time he treated them with invective , and at another with contempt . Mr. Fox caught fire at the expreffions of invective and contempt , which had been used by the laft Right Hon ...
Side 462
... Whose prefence gilds with fmiles this mild retreat , Within whose breaft the virtues love to meet : Who woos coy Science to frequent his feene , And bids Good - nature gambol o'er the green : I fpoke the word - The folemn branches bow'd ...
... Whose prefence gilds with fmiles this mild retreat , Within whose breaft the virtues love to meet : Who woos coy Science to frequent his feene , And bids Good - nature gambol o'er the green : I fpoke the word - The folemn branches bow'd ...
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