The Visitor: By Several Hands, Volumen2Edward and Charles Dilly, 1764 |
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... Sir , are the precious tenets my wife imbibed ; and to teach me thefe , fhe brought to my houfe , and dragged me to the meetings of , R - y and C - th : And these worthies ap- plied all their jefuiftical arts to convert me . remember ...
... Sir , are the precious tenets my wife imbibed ; and to teach me thefe , fhe brought to my houfe , and dragged me to the meetings of , R - y and C - th : And these worthies ap- plied all their jefuiftical arts to convert me . remember ...
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... Sir ? " " What was your faying , Sir , faid Harry Guittar , carelessly humming a tune , and play- ing with his fingers upon the table ; you spoke to me , I believe , Sir , but in good truth you mistook your man ; I concern myself little ...
... Sir ? " " What was your faying , Sir , faid Harry Guittar , carelessly humming a tune , and play- ing with his fingers upon the table ; you spoke to me , I believe , Sir , but in good truth you mistook your man ; I concern myself little ...
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... Sir , I profefs , the Bishops and Clergy will henceforward be judged by me , men of more sense and penetration than I ever imagined them before . The world , Sir , is fick of divi- nity : folio's of divinity ! Good Angels ; when nobody ...
... Sir , I profefs , the Bishops and Clergy will henceforward be judged by me , men of more sense and penetration than I ever imagined them before . The world , Sir , is fick of divi- nity : folio's of divinity ! Good Angels ; when nobody ...
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