Poems Upon Several Occasions,: English, Italian, and Latin, with Translations,James Dodsley in Pall Mall., 1785 - 620 páginas |
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... fubject continued . Of the Modes or Moods of verbs . - Gerunds and Supines . - Species of verbs . 259 Sect . 5. The fubject continued . - Further remarks on the Participle . 286 Sect . 6. The fubject of Attributives continued , Of ...
... fubject continued . Of the Modes or Moods of verbs . - Gerunds and Supines . - Species of verbs . 259 Sect . 5. The fubject continued . - Further remarks on the Participle . 286 Sect . 6. The fubject of Attributives continued , Of ...
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... fubjects of preach- ing , amongst many others made choice of , to be a main fubject of that folemn fermon of his on the mount ; where- in he did not , as many would have expected , fore aloft in abftrufe contemplations , but graciously ...
... fubjects of preach- ing , amongst many others made choice of , to be a main fubject of that folemn fermon of his on the mount ; where- in he did not , as many would have expected , fore aloft in abftrufe contemplations , but graciously ...
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... fubject have been pleased to form of it , the au- thor thinks himself authorized to confider his plan as right . This , joined with his defire to oblige thofe who wish to fee the fubject more complete , induced him with the utmost care ...
... fubject have been pleased to form of it , the au- thor thinks himself authorized to confider his plan as right . This , joined with his defire to oblige thofe who wish to fee the fubject more complete , induced him with the utmost care ...
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... fubject of diftinct communication to Parliament . Laft year , when this fubject was under confideration , for want of its being thoroughly understood , the Parliament did not think proper to entertain the queftion . The fubject was then ...
... fubject of diftinct communication to Parliament . Laft year , when this fubject was under confideration , for want of its being thoroughly understood , the Parliament did not think proper to entertain the queftion . The fubject was then ...
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