DETACHED THOUGHTS ON BOOKS AND READING
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I s care to be caughedral alone, and reading Candide.
I do not remember a more ed -- by a familiar damsel -- reclined at my ease upon to make a man seriously as t as sed ermined to read in company, I could finding to aste, s up, and -- ale casuist, I leave it to to conjecture, y of t t.
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I sah eager eye
Open a book upon a stall,
And read, as all;
all-man did espy,
Soon to the boy I heard him call,
quot;You, Sir, you never buy a book,
t look.quot;
th a sigh
augo read,
the old churls books he should have had no need.
Of sufferings the poor have many,
he rich annoy