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... expect , may be seen by turning our eyes to Holland , Genoa , or Venice , where the laws govern the poor , and the rich govern the law . I am then for , and would die for monarchy , sacred monarchy : for if there be anything sacred ...
... expect , may be seen by turning our eyes to Holland , Genoa , or Venice , where the laws govern the poor , and the rich govern the law . I am then for , and would die for monarchy , sacred monarchy : for if there be anything sacred ...
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... expect a visit from humble to hazard a second attempt for him shortly . " fame , I was now obliged to take a middle course , and write for bread . But I was unqualified for a profession where mere industry alone was to ensure success ...
... expect a visit from humble to hazard a second attempt for him shortly . " fame , I was now obliged to take a middle course , and write for bread . But I was unqualified for a profession where mere industry alone was to ensure success ...
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... expect a reward from me for being the instrument of his vices . I wish sincerely wish , that my present refusal may be some punishment for your guilt ; but still more , that it may be some inducement to your repentance . ' The severity ...
... expect a reward from me for being the instrument of his vices . I wish sincerely wish , that my present refusal may be some punishment for your guilt ; but still more , that it may be some inducement to your repentance . ' The severity ...
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... expecting the arrival of Mr. Crispe , presenting a true epitome of English impatience . Each untractable soul at variance with Fortune wreaked her injuries on their own hearts : but Mr. Crispe at last came down , and all our mur- murs ...
... expecting the arrival of Mr. Crispe , presenting a true epitome of English impatience . Each untractable soul at variance with Fortune wreaked her injuries on their own hearts : but Mr. Crispe at last came down , and all our mur- murs ...
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... “ your kindness in offering me assistance when you could expect no return shall be repaid with my endeavours to soften , or totally suppress I thanked him , and could not avoid being surprised 60 THE VICAR OF WAKEFIELD .
... “ your kindness in offering me assistance when you could expect no return shall be repaid with my endeavours to soften , or totally suppress I thanked him , and could not avoid being surprised 60 THE VICAR OF WAKEFIELD .
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