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... says Cynthio , when trips and Cornish hugs could make a man immortal . How many heroes would Moorfields have furnished out in the days of old ? A fellow that can now only win a hat or a belt , had he lived among the Greeks , might have ...
... says Cynthio , when trips and Cornish hugs could make a man immortal . How many heroes would Moorfields have furnished out in the days of old ? A fellow that can now only win a hat or a belt , had he lived among the Greeks , might have ...
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... Cynthio , be fo kind as to enter on it without any further preface . We should first of all , says Philander , con- fider the difference of the metals that we find in ancient and modern coins , but as this fpeculation is more curious ...
... Cynthio , be fo kind as to enter on it without any further preface . We should first of all , says Philander , con- fider the difference of the metals that we find in ancient and modern coins , but as this fpeculation is more curious ...
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... says Cynthio , to spread abroad the virtues of an Emperor , and make his actions circulate . A fresh coin was a kind of a Gazette , that published the latest news of the Empire . I fhould fancy your Roman bankers were very good ...
... says Cynthio , to spread abroad the virtues of an Emperor , and make his actions circulate . A fresh coin was a kind of a Gazette , that published the latest news of the Empire . I fhould fancy your Roman bankers were very good ...
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