London Magazine Enlarged and Improved, Zväzok 20C. Ackers, 1751 |
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... less re- quired , to difclofe or discover the vote or opinion of any particular member of that court - martial ; for , Afurely , we could not defire a gentle- man to make fuch discovery , when he is bound by his oath not to do so ...
... less re- quired , to difclofe or discover the vote or opinion of any particular member of that court - martial ; for , Afurely , we could not defire a gentle- man to make fuch discovery , when he is bound by his oath not to do so ...
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... less per- fect , according as they more or less purfue the plan , and imitate the laws and di rection of the world's Almighty governor . Wildom has fixed the foundations of her kingdom on truth's eternal pillars , and all its glorious ...
... less per- fect , according as they more or less purfue the plan , and imitate the laws and di rection of the world's Almighty governor . Wildom has fixed the foundations of her kingdom on truth's eternal pillars , and all its glorious ...
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... less than 100 minutes . Alas ! my friends , how did I formerly Alatter myself with the deceitful hope of living for ever upon this earth ! How mag- nificent were the cells which I dug for my habitation ! What confidence did I not put in ...
... less than 100 minutes . Alas ! my friends , how did I formerly Alatter myself with the deceitful hope of living for ever upon this earth ! How mag- nificent were the cells which I dug for my habitation ! What confidence did I not put in ...
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... less uneasy to him , than more easy to themfelves ; and yet no B ill - nature all this while . He would flide from an asking face , and would guess very well . It was throwing a man off from his fhoulders , that leaned upon them with ...
... less uneasy to him , than more easy to themfelves ; and yet no B ill - nature all this while . He would flide from an asking face , and would guess very well . It was throwing a man off from his fhoulders , that leaned upon them with ...
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... less than 100 , -ool , at any one time . THURSDAY , 17 . His majefty went to the house of peers with the ufual folemnity , and opened the feffion of parliament with a moft graciou fpeech from the throne . ( See an abftract of it , p ...
... less than 100 , -ool , at any one time . THURSDAY , 17 . His majefty went to the house of peers with the ufual folemnity , and opened the feffion of parliament with a moft graciou fpeech from the throne . ( See an abftract of it , p ...
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