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Σελίδα 77
To use your ear a little to English verse , and to make you attend to the sense ,
too , I have transposed the words of the following lines ; which I would have you
put in their proper order , and send me in your next : " Life consider cheat a when
' t ...
To use your ear a little to English verse , and to make you attend to the sense ,
too , I have transposed the words of the following lines ; which I would have you
put in their proper order , and send me in your next : " Life consider cheat a when
' t ...
Σελίδα 312
sions and quick sensations have subsided with me , and that I have no
tormenting cares nor boisterous pleasures to agitate me , my greatest joy is to
consider the fair prospect you have before you , and to hope and believe you will
enjoy it .
sions and quick sensations have subsided with me , and that I have no
tormenting cares nor boisterous pleasures to agitate me , my greatest joy is to
consider the fair prospect you have before you , and to hope and believe you will
enjoy it .
Σελίδα 313
Philip Dormer Stanhope Earl of Chesterfield Charles Sayle. situation will facilitate
your progress ; consider then this pleasing prospect as attentively for yourself , as
I consider it for you . Labor on your part to realize it , as I will on mine to assist ...
Philip Dormer Stanhope Earl of Chesterfield Charles Sayle. situation will facilitate
your progress ; consider then this pleasing prospect as attentively for yourself , as
I consider it for you . Labor on your part to realize it , as I will on mine to assist ...
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