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...method of gratifying it, at once eafy and agreeable. By my intercourfe with the great, I foon difcovered that it was in my power to give, in return for the dainties of their table, fomething which to them was more precious, while it coft me nothing. At the board of Sethos,\ harangue...

...enjoyments; but possessing no fortune, this passion might have proved a curse instead of a blessing, had I not happily discovered a method of gratifying it,...precious, while it cost me nothing. At the board of Scthos, I harangue in praise of learning and learned men, well knowing that, amidst all his opulence...

...enjoyments ; but possessing no fortune, this passion might have proved a curse instead of a blessing, had I not happily discovered a method of gratifying it,...was in my power to give, in return for the dainties 2 c 2 of their table, something which to them was more precious, while it cost me nothing. At the board...

...enjoyments ; but possessing no fortune, this passion might have proved a curse instead of a blessing, had I not happily discovered a method of gratifying it,...men, well knowing that, amidst all his opulence and splendour, the chief ambition of Sethos is to be considered as a man of letters. At the elegant repasts...

...enjoyments 4 but possessing no fortune, this passion might have proved a curse instead of a blessing, had I not happily discovered a method of gratifying it,...men, well knowing that, amidst all his opulence and splendour, the chief ambition of Sethos is to be considered as a man of letters. At the elegant repasts...

...enjoyments ; but possessing no fortune, this passion might have proved a curse instead of a blessing, had I not happily discovered a method of gratifying it,...men, well knowing that, amidst all his opulence and splendour, the chief ambition of Sethos is to be considered as a man of letters. At the elegant repasts...

...enjoyments ; but possessing no fortune, this passion might have proved a curse instead of a blessing, had I not happily discovered a method of gratifying it,...men, well knowing that, amidst all his opulence and splendour, the chief ambition of Sethos is to be considered as a man of letters. At the elegant repasts...

...enjoyments ; but possessing no fortune, this passion might have proved a curse instead of a blessing, had I not happily discovered a method of gratifying it,...precious, while it cost me nothing. At the board of Selhos I harangue in praise of learning and learned men, well knowing that, amidst all his opulence...