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... with me That we can lie within this woodland still , And watch His works - how manifold they be- With no desire to kill ! - Tinsley's Magazine . 66 66 " It was Pope , " says Thackeray 706 THE PHILOSOPHER AND THE MONKEY , ETC.
... with me That we can lie within this woodland still , And watch His works - how manifold they be- With no desire to kill ! - Tinsley's Magazine . 66 66 " It was Pope , " says Thackeray 706 THE PHILOSOPHER AND THE MONKEY , ETC.
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... says , * heart is too heavy , " he once writes , * " to " drawn from the laziness , the perverseness , continue this irony longer , for it is manifest or thievish disposition of the poor native that whatever stranger took such a journey ...
... says , * heart is too heavy , " he once writes , * " to " drawn from the laziness , the perverseness , continue this irony longer , for it is manifest or thievish disposition of the poor native that whatever stranger took such a journey ...
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... says Thackeray , " and Swift to aid him , who established among us the Grub Street tradition , " that is , the fierce contempt of poverty , and especially of authors as poor . If by this be meant that Pope often , and Swift occasionally ...
... says Thackeray , " and Swift to aid him , who established among us the Grub Street tradition , " that is , the fierce contempt of poverty , and especially of authors as poor . If by this be meant that Pope often , and Swift occasionally ...
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... say if there be any only valid excuse . He lived in the age man between Milton and Burke who is so when Walpole defended ... says the book contains The sacred hymns and spiritual songs of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints ...
... say if there be any only valid excuse . He lived in the age man between Milton and Burke who is so when Walpole defended ... says the book contains The sacred hymns and spiritual songs of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints ...
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... say it never once occurred to their contingent ones munificent to extrava - him to give the Managing Director credit gance . Mr. Childersleigh , to begin with , for the disinterestedness he claimed . The enjoyed as a certainty something ...
... say it never once occurred to their contingent ones munificent to extrava - him to give the Managing Director credit gance . Mr. Childersleigh , to begin with , for the disinterestedness he claimed . The enjoyed as a certainty something ...
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