The Visitor: By Several Hands, Volumen2Edward and Charles Dilly, 1764 |
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... honour of religion ; I have not the least doubt , but you will give a place to my melancholy tale , in your excellent paper ; which , I hope , may prove of great fervice to mankind . At leaft it will tend to display the pernicious ...
... honour of religion ; I have not the least doubt , but you will give a place to my melancholy tale , in your excellent paper ; which , I hope , may prove of great fervice to mankind . At leaft it will tend to display the pernicious ...
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... honour ! Of all the curfes that can be- fal a man , the very worft that malice can wish to its greatest enemy , is a wife addicted to gaming . I could eafily enlarge on these topics , but they are fo felf - evident , that they do not re ...
... honour ! Of all the curfes that can be- fal a man , the very worft that malice can wish to its greatest enemy , is a wife addicted to gaming . I could eafily enlarge on these topics , but they are fo felf - evident , that they do not re ...
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... honour , and faith , Sir , I don't court it , of knowing any them , and I have been very credibly informed , that your very famous Mr. Pitt has no kind of ear for mufic . Indeed , very few of our great people , as they are called , have ...
... honour , and faith , Sir , I don't court it , of knowing any them , and I have been very credibly informed , that your very famous Mr. Pitt has no kind of ear for mufic . Indeed , very few of our great people , as they are called , have ...
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... honour than all their titles on the very nobleft of them to fupport and patronize ; -One may beat one's heels in their halls long enough , God knows , before one can get a fix- pence from them . You must know , gentlemen ( and then he ...
... honour than all their titles on the very nobleft of them to fupport and patronize ; -One may beat one's heels in their halls long enough , God knows , before one can get a fix- pence from them . You must know , gentlemen ( and then he ...
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... honour , and is become , if I may fo fay , the grand and universal physician ; and on that account is not only visited more generally , but more highly esteemed , -for what so worthy our esteem , as that which is the means of im ...
... honour , and is become , if I may fo fay , the grand and universal physician ; and on that account is not only visited more generally , but more highly esteemed , -for what so worthy our esteem , as that which is the means of im ...
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