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Page 82
... kind of nur- sery for authors , and question not but some who have made a good figure here , will hereafter flourish under their own names in more long and elaborate works . After having thus far enlarged upon this particular , I have ...
... kind of nur- sery for authors , and question not but some who have made a good figure here , will hereafter flourish under their own names in more long and elaborate works . After having thus far enlarged upon this particular , I have ...
Page 186
... kind the country lass ! Charming kind the country lass ! Who , her cow bilking , leaves her milking For a green gown on the grass ....... For a , & c . VII . Oh how sweet it is to spy ! Charming sweet it is to spy ! At the conclusion ...
... kind the country lass ! Charming kind the country lass ! Who , her cow bilking , leaves her milking For a green gown on the grass ....... For a , & c . VII . Oh how sweet it is to spy ! Charming sweet it is to spy ! At the conclusion ...
Page 308
... kind be extinct ? Instances of tenderness in the most savage brutes are so frequent , that quotations of that kind are altogether unnecessary . If we , who have no particular concern in them , take a secret delight in observing the ...
... kind be extinct ? Instances of tenderness in the most savage brutes are so frequent , that quotations of that kind are altogether unnecessary . If we , who have no particular concern in them , take a secret delight in observing the ...
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