The Hibernian Magazine, Or, Compendium of Entertaining Knowledge, Svazek 1James Potts, 1771 |
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... live , and will live . But let us talk a little of Servan . You don't hate him , and is it right that you should render yourself miferable through a fantastical whim that is beyond my conception . No , Lucinda , believe me , you do not ...
... live , and will live . But let us talk a little of Servan . You don't hate him , and is it right that you should render yourself miferable through a fantastical whim that is beyond my conception . No , Lucinda , believe me , you do not ...
Strana 153
... live feed them well , and when they die bury them with fplendour . Mr. Des Guignes , in his Hif- toire des Huns , des Turcs , & des Mogols , is of opinion , that the re- ligion or fect of Fo is originally the Chriftian religion ...
... live feed them well , and when they die bury them with fplendour . Mr. Des Guignes , in his Hif- toire des Huns , des Turcs , & des Mogols , is of opinion , that the re- ligion or fect of Fo is originally the Chriftian religion ...
Strana 325
... lives of their tender infants , to a moft abfurd grati- fication of a mif - judging eye ; and the miller , or the baker , is obliged to poifon them and their families , in or- der to live by his profeffion . The fame monstrous depravity ...
... lives of their tender infants , to a moft abfurd grati- fication of a mif - judging eye ; and the miller , or the baker , is obliged to poifon them and their families , in or- der to live by his profeffion . The fame monstrous depravity ...
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