A Converſation between my Lord d'Aubigny and M. de St. Evremond.
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186
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The Iriſh Prophet. A Novel.
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189
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A Letter to the Marquis de Crequi. After having lived in the conſtraint of Courts, &c.
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203
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The Idea of a Woman that never was, nor will ever be found.
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208
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A Letter to Count de Lionne. If I could diſcharge all the obligations, &c.
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214
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To the ſame. If you do me the honour to write to me, &c.
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218
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To the ſame. I ſhould have great excuſes to make to you, &c.
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220
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To the ſame. You are none of thoſe who endeavour, &c.
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221
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Obſervations on Sallust and Tacitus.
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224
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A Diſſertation on Racine's Tragedy, call'd The Great Alexander.
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232
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A Letter to the Count de Lionne. I know not yet what ſucceſs your endeavours, &c.
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244
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To the ſame. If it were true, as you tell me, &c.
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246
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