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... persons , that we cannot forbear thinking them natural , though we have no rule by which to judge of them , and must ... person or an actor in his poem . Of this nature are the descriptions of Hunger and Envy in Ovid , of Fame in Virgil ...
... persons , that we cannot forbear thinking them natural , though we have no rule by which to judge of them , and must ... person or an actor in his poem . Of this nature are the descriptions of Hunger and Envy in Ovid , of Fame in Virgil ...
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... person should take upon him to commend another . Lastly , that she went into the infirmary to avoid a particular person who took upon him to profess an admiration of her . ' She therefore prayed that to applaud out of due place might be ...
... person should take upon him to commend another . Lastly , that she went into the infirmary to avoid a particular person who took upon him to profess an admiration of her . ' She therefore prayed that to applaud out of due place might be ...
Strana 147
... person whose life and con- versation are inquired into . A man who is capable of so infamous a calling as that of a spy is not very much to be relied upon . He can have no great ties of honour or checks of conscience to restrain him in ...
... person whose life and con- versation are inquired into . A man who is capable of so infamous a calling as that of a spy is not very much to be relied upon . He can have no great ties of honour or checks of conscience to restrain him in ...
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