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... discourse. A third kind of female orators may be comprehended under the word gossips. Mrs Fiddle Faddle is perfectly accomplished in this sort of eloquence ; she launches out into descriptions of christenings, runs divisions upon an ...
... discourse. A third kind of female orators may be comprehended under the word gossips. Mrs Fiddle Faddle is perfectly accomplished in this sort of eloquence ; she launches out into descriptions of christenings, runs divisions upon an ...
Strana 188
... discourse upon the eye2, that you have not thoroughly studied the nature and force of that part of a beauteous face. Had you ever been in love, you would have said ten thousand things, which it seems did not occur to you. Do but reflect ...
... discourse upon the eye2, that you have not thoroughly studied the nature and force of that part of a beauteous face. Had you ever been in love, you would have said ten thousand things, which it seems did not occur to you. Do but reflect ...
Strana 342
... Discourse upon Death'; though at the same time I must own, that he who has not perused this excellent piece, has not perhaps read one of the strongest persuasives to a religious life that was ever written in any language. The ...
... Discourse upon Death'; though at the same time I must own, that he who has not perused this excellent piece, has not perhaps read one of the strongest persuasives to a religious life that was ever written in any language. The ...
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