English Prose: Milton to GrayOxford University Press, 1932 |
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... kind of artificial converse . Another great advantage proposed by this invention was that it would serve as a universal language to be understood in all civilized nations , whose goods and utensils are generally of the same kind , or ...
... kind of artificial converse . Another great advantage proposed by this invention was that it would serve as a universal language to be understood in all civilized nations , whose goods and utensils are generally of the same kind , or ...
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... kind of palmistry at which this race of vermin are very dexterous . I might here entertain my reader with historical remarks on this idle profligate people , who infest all the countries in Europe , and live in the midst of governments ...
... kind of palmistry at which this race of vermin are very dexterous . I might here entertain my reader with historical remarks on this idle profligate people , who infest all the countries in Europe , and live in the midst of governments ...
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... kind of dealing fell everywhere into the hands of the Jews ; who , being already infamous on account of their religion , had no honour to lose , and were apt to exercise a profession , odious in itself , by every kind of rigour , and ...
... kind of dealing fell everywhere into the hands of the Jews ; who , being already infamous on account of their religion , had no honour to lose , and were apt to exercise a profession , odious in itself , by every kind of rigour , and ...
Contents
JOHN MILTON 16081674 | 1 |
THOMAS URQUHART 16111660 | 26 |
JEREMY TAYLOR 16131667 | 40 |
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