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... character , founded on a long and intimate acquaintance . " Of this lady a most excellent and truly amiable character is given , which we have no doubt is correctly drawn , because it has fallen within the scope of our observation that ...
... character , founded on a long and intimate acquaintance . " Of this lady a most excellent and truly amiable character is given , which we have no doubt is correctly drawn , because it has fallen within the scope of our observation that ...
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... character , which , if it ever changed , we should be sanguine indeed to expect to see succeeded by a better . The simplicity of his character inspired confidence , the ardour of his eloquence reused enthusiasm , and the gentleness of ...
... character , which , if it ever changed , we should be sanguine indeed to expect to see succeeded by a better . The simplicity of his character inspired confidence , the ardour of his eloquence reused enthusiasm , and the gentleness of ...
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... character of his lordship the smallest particle of stoical pride , we are induced to believe that his philosophy was founded upon a better principle . The discussion of this point naturally leads to the conclusion , which , as it is ...
... character of his lordship the smallest particle of stoical pride , we are induced to believe that his philosophy was founded upon a better principle . The discussion of this point naturally leads to the conclusion , which , as it is ...
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