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... Lisburne , give a little into his way of thinking , seem to fear you have gone a little too far in com- municating so much of Temple's letter , which was not intended for his eye ; but say you thought , you saw at bottom so much of ...
... Lisburne , give a little into his way of thinking , seem to fear you have gone a little too far in com- municating so much of Temple's letter , which was not intended for his eye ; but say you thought , you saw at bottom so much of ...
Page 288
... Lisburne is rather more piqued than needs methinks ; the truth is , the cause of this quarrel on paper do appear puerile , as to the matter ; but the manner is all , and that we do not see . I rather stick by my Lord still , and am set ...
... Lisburne is rather more piqued than needs methinks ; the truth is , the cause of this quarrel on paper do appear puerile , as to the matter ; but the manner is all , and that we do not see . I rather stick by my Lord still , and am set ...
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... Lisburne ( which gave occasion to all the rest ) , it still looks like the suggestion of his wife working upon his own natural irritability , and the sort of request made in it for the Berwick living ( at so improper a time ) , is not ...
... Lisburne ( which gave occasion to all the rest ) , it still looks like the suggestion of his wife working upon his own natural irritability , and the sort of request made in it for the Berwick living ( at so improper a time ) , is not ...
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... Lisburne ( supposing you were pressed by him ) that I had not received yet any letter from Temple ; in the mean- time I would write instantly to him in Devonshire , tell him my difficulty , and how I got into it , and desire his consent ...
... Lisburne ( supposing you were pressed by him ) that I had not received yet any letter from Temple ; in the mean- time I would write instantly to him in Devonshire , tell him my difficulty , and how I got into it , and desire his consent ...
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