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Side 131
... seems to think he may make every person in his play know as much as himself , and talk as well as he could have done on the same occasion . At least I believe every reader will agree with me , that the above - men- tioned sentiments ...
... seems to think he may make every person in his play know as much as himself , and talk as well as he could have done on the same occasion . At least I believe every reader will agree with me , that the above - men- tioned sentiments ...
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... seems not improper , in order to rectify the mistake of those , who measure merit by noise and outward appearance ... seem worthy members of the common- wealth , if we compare the innocence and tranquillity with which they pass their ...
... seems not improper , in order to rectify the mistake of those , who measure merit by noise and outward appearance ... seem worthy members of the common- wealth , if we compare the innocence and tranquillity with which they pass their ...
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... seems to be the most likely to succeed . Send your own servant to wait upon the gentleman . Let him carry with him your sword , and a letter , in which you tell him , that admiring the magnificence and gran- deur of his weapon at Tom's ...
... seems to be the most likely to succeed . Send your own servant to wait upon the gentleman . Let him carry with him your sword , and a letter , in which you tell him , that admiring the magnificence and gran- deur of his weapon at Tom's ...
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