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... promote his own scheme , from the success of which he was to receive no other advantage than the pleasure of defeating others equally eager , and equally industrious . An invitation to sup with one of those busy friends 15 THE RAMBLER.
... promote his own scheme , from the success of which he was to receive no other advantage than the pleasure of defeating others equally eager , and equally industrious . An invitation to sup with one of those busy friends 15 THE RAMBLER.
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Samuel Johnson. An invitation to sup with one of those busy friends , made me , by a concerted chance , acquainted with Camilla , by whom it was expected that I should be suddenly and irresistibly enslaved . The lady , whom the same ...
Samuel Johnson. An invitation to sup with one of those busy friends , made me , by a concerted chance , acquainted with Camilla , by whom it was expected that I should be suddenly and irresistibly enslaved . The lady , whom the same ...
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... friend , with whom I might loiter away the day without dis- turbance or altercation . I therefore soon resolved to address her , but was discouraged from prosecuting my courtship , by observing , that her apartments were superstitiously ...
... friend , with whom I might loiter away the day without dis- turbance or altercation . I therefore soon resolved to address her , but was discouraged from prosecuting my courtship , by observing , that her apartments were superstitiously ...
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... friends , indeed , often tell me , that I flatter my imagination with higher hopes than human nature can gratify ; that I dress up an ideal charmer in all the radiance of perfection , and then enter the world to look for the same ...
... friends , indeed , often tell me , that I flatter my imagination with higher hopes than human nature can gratify ; that I dress up an ideal charmer in all the radiance of perfection , and then enter the world to look for the same ...
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... friends in the country , where I expected to be re- ceived as a new ornament of the family , and con- sulted by the neighbouring gentlemen as a master of pecuniary knowledge , and by the ladies as an oracle of the mode . But , unhappily ...
... friends in the country , where I expected to be re- ceived as a new ornament of the family , and con- sulted by the neighbouring gentlemen as a master of pecuniary knowledge , and by the ladies as an oracle of the mode . But , unhappily ...
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