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It has been made a reproach by some persons , in lamenting Mr. Sheridan's cruel destiny , that " his friends " had not done more for him . We freely and conscientiously declare it as our opinion , that had Mr. Sheridan enjoyed ten ...
It has been made a reproach by some persons , in lamenting Mr. Sheridan's cruel destiny , that " his friends " had not done more for him . We freely and conscientiously declare it as our opinion , that had Mr. Sheridan enjoyed ten ...
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He threw off his friends like a huntsman his pack , ” . always looking out for new game . J. When you quoted the line from Goldsmith , you ought in fairness to have given what followed . " He knew when he pleas'd he could whistle them ...
He threw off his friends like a huntsman his pack , ” . always looking out for new game . J. When you quoted the line from Goldsmith , you ought in fairness to have given what followed . " He knew when he pleas'd he could whistle them ...
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By a friend . To Christian friends this volume makes appeal Friends are indulgent , Christian friends can feel . Boston , published by Munroe and Francis , No. 4 , Cornhill . Wells and Lilly , Boston , have lately received from London ...
By a friend . To Christian friends this volume makes appeal Friends are indulgent , Christian friends can feel . Boston , published by Munroe and Francis , No. 4 , Cornhill . Wells and Lilly , Boston , have lately received from London ...
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Adams President letter from | 48 |
in Rhyme | 68 |
Lines from London Morning | 76 |
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