The Gentleman's Magazine, Volumen 244E. Cave, jun. at St John's Gate, 1968 |
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... success to some , and of failure o others who have contested and lost . If you could , as through a to transparent ... successful lives , and the reasons they assign for having enjoyed such prolonged health and mental activity . The ...
... success to some , and of failure o others who have contested and lost . If you could , as through a to transparent ... successful lives , and the reasons they assign for having enjoyed such prolonged health and mental activity . The ...
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... success of the work led to a controversy as to which of the authors was respon- sible for the larger share of it . If there had been failure , each would probably have striven to show that he had been the smaller con- tributor . In ...
... success of the work led to a controversy as to which of the authors was respon- sible for the larger share of it . If there had been failure , each would probably have striven to show that he had been the smaller con- tributor . In ...
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... success . It seemed as if he could turn his hand to anything , whether it were picketing the horses , light- ing a fire in the copsewood , or washing plates and dishes when all was done , and he had danced a hornpipe in and out the ...
... success . It seemed as if he could turn his hand to anything , whether it were picketing the horses , light- ing a fire in the copsewood , or washing plates and dishes when all was done , and he had danced a hornpipe in and out the ...
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