The Visitor: By Several Hands, Volumen2Edward and Charles Dilly, 1764 |
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... whose fire was the An- cafter's Stirling , whose dam , & c . " Pox upon your Babrahams and Jenny Di- vers , on Dukes and Lords , and New - Markets ; fome folks had better be fighting than gambling away their money fo foolishly amongst a ...
... whose fire was the An- cafter's Stirling , whose dam , & c . " Pox upon your Babrahams and Jenny Di- vers , on Dukes and Lords , and New - Markets ; fome folks had better be fighting than gambling away their money fo foolishly amongst a ...
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... whose earnest and constant labours in the pulpit , and in other parts of his duty ; whose abilities , fincerity , and piety are evident ; fhould he , fhould fuch men be called out and diftin- guished ; fhould the royal favour mark out ...
... whose earnest and constant labours in the pulpit , and in other parts of his duty ; whose abilities , fincerity , and piety are evident ; fhould he , fhould fuch men be called out and diftin- guished ; fhould the royal favour mark out ...
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... whose patrimony consisted only in their efcutcheons , and — their pride . << In As this author writes in French , we fuppofe this was of French money . " In France the title of Marquis is given gra- 138 N ° 60 . THE VISITOR .
... whose patrimony consisted only in their efcutcheons , and — their pride . << In As this author writes in French , we fuppofe this was of French money . " In France the title of Marquis is given gra- 138 N ° 60 . THE VISITOR .
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