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... leave of him . The jealousy and envy which , though possessed of many most amiable qualities , he frankly avowed , broke out violently at this interview . Upon another occasion , when Goldsmith confessed himself to be of an envious ...
... leave of him . The jealousy and envy which , though possessed of many most amiable qualities , he frankly avowed , broke out violently at this interview . Upon another occasion , when Goldsmith confessed himself to be of an envious ...
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... leave sartum tectum to posterity , what we have without any merit of our own received from our ancestors , should not choice and free- will be kept unviolated ? Is land to be treated with more reverence than liberty ? —If this ...
... leave sartum tectum to posterity , what we have without any merit of our own received from our ancestors , should not choice and free- will be kept unviolated ? Is land to be treated with more reverence than liberty ? —If this ...
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... leave one's whole fortune to a College be right , must depend upon circumstances . I would leave the interest of the fortune I bequeathed to a College to my relations or my friends , for their lives . It is the same thing to a College ...
... leave one's whole fortune to a College be right , must depend upon circumstances . I would leave the interest of the fortune I bequeathed to a College to my relations or my friends , for their lives . It is the same thing to a College ...
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