The Visitor: By Several Hands, Volumen2Edward and Charles Dilly, 1764 |
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... these women , whom , when igorant , alas ! of right or wrong - he unhappily attended . The confequence was terrible , more terrible , as his wife fhared in it ; more terrible still , as he concealed , and she did not know the cause of ...
... these women , whom , when igorant , alas ! of right or wrong - he unhappily attended . The confequence was terrible , more terrible , as his wife fhared in it ; more terrible still , as he concealed , and she did not know the cause of ...
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... these hints , I was willing not to let it flip : men feem to be thinking of these things , and therefore every obfervation may be of fervice : I earneftly wish , that to the honour of our prefent times , we may add this alfo : and that ...
... these hints , I was willing not to let it flip : men feem to be thinking of these things , and therefore every obfervation may be of fervice : I earneftly wish , that to the honour of our prefent times , we may add this alfo : and that ...
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... these fa- vourable circumstances the Prince of peace , and the univerfal Lord was born ; and these circum- ftances rendered the propagation of his faith much more eafy and expeditious , than it could poffibly have been , had kingdom ...
... these fa- vourable circumstances the Prince of peace , and the univerfal Lord was born ; and these circum- ftances rendered the propagation of his faith much more eafy and expeditious , than it could poffibly have been , had kingdom ...
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