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... thought , or product of that imagination . But to proceed from wit in the general notion of it , to the proper wit ... thought ; the second is fancy , or the variation , driving , or moulding of that thought , as the judgment represents ...
... thought , or product of that imagination . But to proceed from wit in the general notion of it , to the proper wit ... thought ; the second is fancy , or the variation , driving , or moulding of that thought , as the judgment represents ...
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... thought ; Idiots with all that thought , to whom the worst Of death , is want of drink , and endless thirst , Or any fond desire as vain as these . For ev'n in sleep , the body , wrapped in ease , Supinely lies , as in the peaceful ...
... thought ; Idiots with all that thought , to whom the worst Of death , is want of drink , and endless thirst , Or any fond desire as vain as these . For ev'n in sleep , the body , wrapped in ease , Supinely lies , as in the peaceful ...
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... thought your son , I paid not strict obedience to your will . I thought , indeed , I should not be compelled , But thought it as your son ; so what I took In duty from you , I restored in courage , Because your son should not be forced ...
... thought your son , I paid not strict obedience to your will . I thought , indeed , I should not be compelled , But thought it as your son ; so what I took In duty from you , I restored in courage , Because your son should not be forced ...
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Upon the Death of the Lord Hastings | 3 |
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