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... indulgences , and idle cere- monies . To shew the greatness of her mind , she avoided all compliance with the fashion ; and to boast the profundity of her knowledge , mistook the various textures of silk , confounded tabbies with ...
... indulgences , and idle cere- monies . To shew the greatness of her mind , she avoided all compliance with the fashion ; and to boast the profundity of her knowledge , mistook the various textures of silk , confounded tabbies with ...
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... indulged me . She had no other curiosity on her journey , than after all pos- sible means of expense ; and was every moment taking occasion to mention some delicacy , which I knew it my duty upon such notices to procure . After our ...
... indulged me . She had no other curiosity on her journey , than after all pos- sible means of expense ; and was every moment taking occasion to mention some delicacy , which I knew it my duty upon such notices to procure . After our ...
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... thoughts upon narrative or characters ; and among those to whom fortune has given the liberty of living more by their own choice , many create to themselves engage- ments , by the indulgence of some petty ambition , 39 THE RAMBLER.
... thoughts upon narrative or characters ; and among those to whom fortune has given the liberty of living more by their own choice , many create to themselves engage- ments , by the indulgence of some petty ambition , 39 THE RAMBLER.
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Samuel Johnson. ments , by the indulgence of some petty ambition , the admission of some insatiable desire , or the toler- ation of some predominant passion . The man whose whole wish is to accumulate money , has no other care than to ...
Samuel Johnson. ments , by the indulgence of some petty ambition , the admission of some insatiable desire , or the toler- ation of some predominant passion . The man whose whole wish is to accumulate money , has no other care than to ...
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... indulgence ; but finding his strength every day less , he was at last terrified , and called for help upon the sages of physick ; they filled his apartments with alexipharmicks , restoratives , and essential virtues ; the pearls of the ...
... indulgence ; but finding his strength every day less , he was at last terrified , and called for help upon the sages of physick ; they filled his apartments with alexipharmicks , restoratives , and essential virtues ; the pearls of the ...
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