The Hibernian Magazine, Or, Compendium of Entertaining Knowledge, Svazek 1James Potts, 1771 |
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... rest of mortals . I have known two men of wit induftri- oufly brought together , in order to entertain the company , where they have made a very ridiculous figure , and provided all the mirth at their own expence . I know a man of wit ...
... rest of mortals . I have known two men of wit induftri- oufly brought together , in order to entertain the company , where they have made a very ridiculous figure , and provided all the mirth at their own expence . I know a man of wit ...
Strana 211
... rest of Europe . It was after the tyranny and civilization of the Romans had broken the spirit , and deftroyed the virtues of the Cel- tæ , that the Sarmatic Tartars of the Eaft and North advanced into the South , and established their ...
... rest of Europe . It was after the tyranny and civilization of the Romans had broken the spirit , and deftroyed the virtues of the Cel- tæ , that the Sarmatic Tartars of the Eaft and North advanced into the South , and established their ...
Strana 408
... rest of his family . The King had no difficulty to fee into the motive of his retreat , judg- ing he declined making himself a party in the affair , and that , fecure of his daughter's virtue , he had left her to herfelf , not being ...
... rest of his family . The King had no difficulty to fee into the motive of his retreat , judg- ing he declined making himself a party in the affair , and that , fecure of his daughter's virtue , he had left her to herfelf , not being ...
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