The Hibernian Magazine, Or, Compendium of Entertaining Knowledge, Svazek 1James Potts, 1771 |
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... Shew us ( faid they to the miffio- naries ) the God that you preach , and we will believe in him . You re- present him as a being too fublime ; how can we poffibly be allied to him , or he defcend to any alliance with us . He takes no ...
... Shew us ( faid they to the miffio- naries ) the God that you preach , and we will believe in him . You re- present him as a being too fublime ; how can we poffibly be allied to him , or he defcend to any alliance with us . He takes no ...
Strana 525
... shew him every room , with the gar- den , grotto's , and aqueducts , and prefented him with fome fruit ; Gondamar having been a long time in the house , coming out , put many compliments of thanks upon the man , and fo was going away ...
... shew him every room , with the gar- den , grotto's , and aqueducts , and prefented him with fome fruit ; Gondamar having been a long time in the house , coming out , put many compliments of thanks upon the man , and fo was going away ...
Strana 531
... Shew what goodness dwells within . II . O the glorious installation ! Happy nation ! You fhall fee the noble knights ! Charming fights ! Feathers wagging , Velvet dragging , Trailing , failing on the ground ; Loud in talking , Proud in ...
... Shew what goodness dwells within . II . O the glorious installation ! Happy nation ! You fhall fee the noble knights ! Charming fights ! Feathers wagging , Velvet dragging , Trailing , failing on the ground ; Loud in talking , Proud in ...
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