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Strana
This Turn makeshimat once both disinterested and agreeable: As few ofhis
Thoughts aredrawn from Business, they aremost of them fit for Conversation. His
TasteofBooks isalittle toojust fortheAgehe lives in; hehas readall,but Approvesof
very ...
This Turn makeshimat once both disinterested and agreeable: As few ofhis
Thoughts aredrawn from Business, they aremost of them fit for Conversation. His
TasteofBooks isalittle toojust fortheAgehe lives in; hehas readall,but Approvesof
very ...
Strana
... and her Conversation is so mixed with Gaiety and Prudence, that she is
agreeable both to the Young and the Old. Her Behaviour is very frank, without
being in the least blameable; and as she is out of the Tract of any amorous or
ambitious ...
... and her Conversation is so mixed with Gaiety and Prudence, that she is
agreeable both to the Young and the Old. Her Behaviour is very frank, without
being in the least blameable; and as she is out of the Tract of any amorous or
ambitious ...
Strana
His gross and puerile absurdities inprint and conversation—such as his
statements that the Formosans sacrificed eighteen thousand male infants every
year,andthat the Japanese studiedGreekas a learned tongue,—excited a distrust
that ...
His gross and puerile absurdities inprint and conversation—such as his
statements that the Formosans sacrificed eighteen thousand male infants every
year,andthat the Japanese studiedGreekas a learned tongue,—excited a distrust
that ...
Strana
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