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The only other animal which we saw in any number was a

descriptionmorethanonebreast,andbeentheoccasionoftheirbecominggreatTheEnglishhaveevenbeenreproachedwithpayingto ...

more than one breast, and been the occasion of their becoming great

The only other animal which we saw in any number was a

The English have even been reproached with paying too extravagant

The only other animal which we saw in any number was a

honours to mere merit, and censured for interring the celebrated

The only other animal which we saw in any number was a

actress Mrs. Oldfield in Westminster Abbey, with almost the same

pomp as Sir Isaac Newton. Some pretend that the English had paid

her these great funeral honours, purposely to make us more strongly

sensible of the barbarity and injustice which they object to us, for

having buried Mademoiselle Le Couvreur ignominiously in the fields.

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