The Vicar of WakefieldF. M. Lupton, 1900 - 296 страница |
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... equal right to the throne ; we are all originally equal . This is my opinion , and was once the opinion of a set of honest men who were called Levellers . They tried to erect themselves into a community where all should be equally free ...
... equal right to the throne ; we are all originally equal . This is my opinion , and was once the opinion of a set of honest men who were called Levellers . They tried to erect themselves into a community where all should be equally free ...
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... equal hopes to aspire after it ; but if the rich have the advantage of enjoying pleasure here , the poor have the endless satisfaction of knowing what it was once to be miserable , when crowned with endless felicity hereafter ; and even ...
... equal hopes to aspire after it ; but if the rich have the advantage of enjoying pleasure here , the poor have the endless satisfaction of knowing what it was once to be miserable , when crowned with endless felicity hereafter ; and even ...
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... equal ardour , protesting she would not be guilty of such rudeness for the world . The argument was supported for some time between both with equal obstinacy and. The Vicar of Wakefield . 293.
... equal ardour , protesting she would not be guilty of such rudeness for the world . The argument was supported for some time between both with equal obstinacy and. The Vicar of Wakefield . 293.
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