The Hibernian Magazine, Or, Compendium of Entertaining Knowledge, Svazek 1James Potts, 1771 |
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... pass that our knowledge feems ftill restricted ". Order never has , nor ever will be duely preferved , any where , but by apparent dignity and rectitude of conduct in thofe who govern and have precedence . Men of fortune , magiftrates ...
... pass that our knowledge feems ftill restricted ". Order never has , nor ever will be duely preferved , any where , but by apparent dignity and rectitude of conduct in thofe who govern and have precedence . Men of fortune , magiftrates ...
Strana 504
... pass'd , her rifing heart Its ftronger tenderness confefs'd , And oft the linger'd to impart To fome fafe fhade her fecret breast . Ah , youth belov'd , tho ' low thy birth , The noble air , the manly grace , That look that speaks ...
... pass'd , her rifing heart Its ftronger tenderness confefs'd , And oft the linger'd to impart To fome fafe fhade her fecret breast . Ah , youth belov'd , tho ' low thy birth , The noble air , the manly grace , That look that speaks ...
Strana 531
... pass ber off as an exotic , to meet with applause . The contest for fome time feems doubtful , till Sir Dingle fays to the countryman , who had approved of his own jokes by a conftant laugh , " Will you take a bit of advice from a fool ...
... pass ber off as an exotic , to meet with applause . The contest for fome time feems doubtful , till Sir Dingle fays to the countryman , who had approved of his own jokes by a conftant laugh , " Will you take a bit of advice from a fool ...
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