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But as I find the I should , in the last place , mention such books as have been proposed by men of learning , and those who appear competent judges of this matter ; and must here take occasion to thank A. B. whoever it is that conceals ...
But as I find the I should , in the last place , mention such books as have been proposed by men of learning , and those who appear competent judges of this matter ; and must here take occasion to thank A. B. whoever it is that conceals ...
Strana 237
In cases of greater moment , where men appear in public , the consequence and importance of the thing can bear them out . And though a pleader or preacher is hoarse or awkward , the weight of their matter commands respect and attention ...
In cases of greater moment , where men appear in public , the consequence and importance of the thing can bear them out . And though a pleader or preacher is hoarse or awkward , the weight of their matter commands respect and attention ...
Strana 305
when they see how empty what they speak , without the advantage of an impudent countenance and ges- ture , will appear , they may come to some sense of themselves , and the insults they are guilty of towards I am , SIR , me .
when they see how empty what they speak , without the advantage of an impudent countenance and ges- ture , will appear , they may come to some sense of themselves , and the insults they are guilty of towards I am , SIR , me .
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