The Spectator, Svazek 6Payne, Rivington, 1799 |
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Strana 37
was certainly dead ; to which he added , that confider- ing the late advices we had received from France , it was impoffible that it could be otherwife . As he was laying these together , and dictating to his hearers with great ...
was certainly dead ; to which he added , that confider- ing the late advices we had received from France , it was impoffible that it could be otherwife . As he was laying these together , and dictating to his hearers with great ...
Strana 146
... late fhake of the roof happened , only because a counsel of the other fide afferted it was coming ⚫ down . " That he cannot for his life confent to any thing . That he stays in the infirmary to forget himself . That as foon as he has ...
... late fhake of the roof happened , only because a counsel of the other fide afferted it was coming ⚫ down . " That he cannot for his life confent to any thing . That he stays in the infirmary to forget himself . That as foon as he has ...
Strana 228
... late inhabitants , as an effect of the juft wrath and indignation of heaven towards a finful and per- verfe people . " · • • After this I married again , and that wife dying , I took another , but both proved to be idle baggages : the ...
... late inhabitants , as an effect of the juft wrath and indignation of heaven towards a finful and per- verfe people . " · • • After this I married again , and that wife dying , I took another , but both proved to be idle baggages : the ...
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