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Overton is commended by the frank ingenuous Ludlow as a brayc and faithful
officer ; he is also ridiculed in a ballad of the royalists as a religious enthusiast .
He had a gratuity of 300l . a year conferred on him for his bravery by the
parliament ...
Overton is commended by the frank ingenuous Ludlow as a brayc and faithful
officer ; he is also ridiculed in a ballad of the royalists as a religious enthusiast .
He had a gratuity of 300l . a year conferred on him for his bravery by the
parliament ...
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and abhorrence when they also . became the agents of persecuțion ; and as he
had fully seen , and has forcibly exposed , the gross failings of republican
reformers , had his life been extended long enough to witness the Revolution ,
which ...
and abhorrence when they also . became the agents of persecuțion ; and as he
had fully seen , and has forcibly exposed , the gross failings of republican
reformers , had his life been extended long enough to witness the Revolution ,
which ...
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I see thy flying river as it sports , And hear it as it murmurs : And beauteous also is
this scene where now Pleas'd we sojourn ; and here , perhaps e'en here The lilly
whitens with the purest lustre , And the rose reddens with the richest hue ...
I see thy flying river as it sports , And hear it as it murmurs : And beauteous also is
this scene where now Pleas'd we sojourn ; and here , perhaps e'en here The lilly
whitens with the purest lustre , And the rose reddens with the richest hue ...
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