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... friends , that the reason for including SEVEN Numbers in the present Volume , is a desire to accommodate the number of new Subscribers which we find honour the Panorama with their suffrages , at the beginning of a year . In compliance ...
... friends , that the reason for including SEVEN Numbers in the present Volume , is a desire to accommodate the number of new Subscribers which we find honour the Panorama with their suffrages , at the beginning of a year . In compliance ...
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... friends |. TO THE READERS OF THE LITERARY PANORAMA . The LITERARY PANORAMA begs leave to commence another volume , by express- ing the most grateful acknowledgements to its supporters , for the favour with which they have been pleased to ...
... friends |. TO THE READERS OF THE LITERARY PANORAMA . The LITERARY PANORAMA begs leave to commence another volume , by express- ing the most grateful acknowledgements to its supporters , for the favour with which they have been pleased to ...
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of gain in a public man makes no friends | tion of the impropriety of permitting men in Britain . It may procure a few hypo- critical congees ; but to real respect it is a stranger . who had occupied high stations , to resume what were ...
of gain in a public man makes no friends | tion of the impropriety of permitting men in Britain . It may procure a few hypo- critical congees ; but to real respect it is a stranger . who had occupied high stations , to resume what were ...
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... Friendship enriches his store ! Like him I return not ! But why should I sigh ? Brisk Fancy shall banquets and treasures supply ; Tho ' lonely my cottage , its sweets are my own , My peace is my wealth , and my freedom my throne , But ...
... Friendship enriches his store ! Like him I return not ! But why should I sigh ? Brisk Fancy shall banquets and treasures supply ; Tho ' lonely my cottage , its sweets are my own , My peace is my wealth , and my freedom my throne , But ...
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... friend- ship between husband and wife , that can only be enjoyed where each is more desirous of expressing their own ... friendship . I quote his remarks . " He who has never experienced the friendship of a woman , knows not half the ...
... friend- ship between husband and wife , that can only be enjoyed where each is more desirous of expressing their own ... friendship . I quote his remarks . " He who has never experienced the friendship of a woman , knows not half the ...
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