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... obliged the world, this of eyes is at your service. The first eye of consequence (under the invisible Author of all) is the visible luminary of the universe : his glorious spectator is said never to open his eyes at his rising in a ...
... obliged the world, this of eyes is at your service. The first eye of consequence (under the invisible Author of all) is the visible luminary of the universe : his glorious spectator is said never to open his eyes at his rising in a ...
Strana 189
... obliged by cruel parents to take for mercenary reasons, but at the same time she cannot look as if she loved ; her eye is full of sorrow, and reluctance sits in a tear, while the offering of the sacrifice is performed in what we call ...
... obliged by cruel parents to take for mercenary reasons, but at the same time she cannot look as if she loved ; her eye is full of sorrow, and reluctance sits in a tear, while the offering of the sacrifice is performed in what we call ...
Strana 352
... obliged has almost as much reason to resent the manner of bestowing it, as to be thankful for the favour itself ... obliging one's fellow- creatures; that may show good-nature and benevolence overflowed, and do not, as in some men, run ...
... obliged has almost as much reason to resent the manner of bestowing it, as to be thankful for the favour itself ... obliging one's fellow- creatures; that may show good-nature and benevolence overflowed, and do not, as in some men, run ...
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