The Visitor: By Several Hands, Volumen2Edward and Charles Dilly, 1764 |
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... use their best efforts , and fecure their fons from that deftruction , which threatens them fo much at present , and in which so many young people have been over - whelmed , to the inexpreffible anguish of their broken- hearted parents ...
... use their best efforts , and fecure their fons from that deftruction , which threatens them fo much at present , and in which so many young people have been over - whelmed , to the inexpreffible anguish of their broken- hearted parents ...
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... use , for which they are absolutely necessary , is that fountains owe their rise , and rivers their conveyance to them . We are fo fenfible of the advantage of thefe , of fountains and rivers , that I have no need to add more in ...
... use , for which they are absolutely necessary , is that fountains owe their rise , and rivers their conveyance to them . We are fo fenfible of the advantage of thefe , of fountains and rivers , that I have no need to add more in ...
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... use every effort to accomplish the defired end ; fwearing with the energy of falfhood , that life without the enjoyment of me would not be worth having . -A week paffed on in this dire fufpence ; and what added to my uneafinefs , was ...
... use every effort to accomplish the defired end ; fwearing with the energy of falfhood , that life without the enjoyment of me would not be worth having . -A week paffed on in this dire fufpence ; and what added to my uneafinefs , was ...
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