The Friend, Conducted by S.T. Coleridge, No, Том 3Henry Nelson Coleridge 1850 |
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... fuc- cess , in a closer chain of gratitude with some portion of pofterity , who shall speak of him as among their ancestry , with a more tender interest than the mere general bond of patriotism or humanity would fup- ply . INTRODUCTION .
... fuc- cess , in a closer chain of gratitude with some portion of pofterity , who shall speak of him as among their ancestry , with a more tender interest than the mere general bond of patriotism or humanity would fup- ply . INTRODUCTION .
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... interest- ing to me than those contests , or eclogues , between workmen for the fuperior worth and dignity of their several callings , which used to be fold at our village fairs , in ftitched fheets , neither untitled nor unde- corated ...
... interest- ing to me than those contests , or eclogues , between workmen for the fuperior worth and dignity of their several callings , which used to be fold at our village fairs , in ftitched fheets , neither untitled nor unde- corated ...
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... interest , an interest of paffion as well as of policy , in decrying and de- faming him . But good men will rest satisfied with the promise made to them by the divine Comforter , that by her children shall wisdom be justified . 235 ...
... interest , an interest of paffion as well as of policy , in decrying and de- faming him . But good men will rest satisfied with the promise made to them by the divine Comforter , that by her children shall wisdom be justified . 235 ...
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