...unmannerly heads in it j ap d my Lord Modilh, animated with the conlcioiis merit of thehiigeft or fmallüft buckles in the room according to the temporary ton, would have laughed Pompey the Great otit of countenance. Oh, Cicero, had you lived in' a modern European court, you would have caught a...

...unmanly heads in it ;. and! my Lord Modifh, animated with the confcious merit of the largeft or imalieft buckles in the room, according to the temporary ton,...the ornament, but may be the fubftitute of all thofe labored attainments which fools call folid merit. But it was not your good fortune,and I make allowances....

...ihown their unmanly heads in it ; and my Lord Modifli, animated with the confcious merit of the largeft or fmalleft buckles in the room, according to the...the ornament, but may be the fubftitute of all thofe labored attainments which fools call folid merit. But it was not your good fortune, and I make allowances....

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...unmannerly heads in it ; and my Lord Modish, animated with the conscious merit of the largest or smallest buckles in the room, according to the temporary ton,...European court, you would have caught a degree of that undescribable grace, which is not only the ornament, but may be the substitute of all those laboured...

...unmannerly beads in it ; and my Lord Modish, animated with the conscious merit of the largest or smallest partly nature, till the books of one age gain such...becomes at last capricious and casual. Sbakspeare undescribable grace, which is not only the ornament, but may be the substitute of all those laboured...

...unmannerly heads in it; and my Lord Modish, animated with the conscious merit of the largest or smallest buckles in the room, according to the temporary ton,...European court, you would have caught a degree of thatundescribable grace, which is not only the ornament, but may be the substitute of all those laboured...

...unmannerly heads in it; and my Lord Modish, animated with the conscious merit of the largest or smallest buckles in the room, according to the temporary ton,...European court, you would have caught a degree of that undescribable grace, which is not only the ornament, but may be the substitute of all those laboured...

...onmannerly heads in it; and a>J hf- Modith, animated with the eontcioas merit of the largest, or »mallest buckles in the room, according to the temporary ton, would have laughed Pompoy the Great out of countenance. Oh, Cicero, had yon lived in a modem European court, you would...

...anmannerly heads in it; und my lord Modith, animated with the conscious 'merit of tbe largest, or smallest buckles in the room, according to the temporary ton, would have laughed L'ompey the Cireat out of countenance. Oh, Cicero, had you lived in a modern European court, you would...