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Strana 298
... though it proved afterwards but a tympany , King Philip proposed to our Parliament that they would pass an act that he might be regent during his or her minority that should be born , and he would give caution to surrender the crown ...
... though it proved afterwards but a tympany , King Philip proposed to our Parliament that they would pass an act that he might be regent during his or her minority that should be born , and he would give caution to surrender the crown ...
Strana 408
... in any twenty capacities how good soever , much less that it should not pass except their superintendence be over it , except it be sifted and strained with their strainers , that it should be uncurrent without their manual stamp .
... in any twenty capacities how good soever , much less that it should not pass except their superintendence be over it , except it be sifted and strained with their strainers , that it should be uncurrent without their manual stamp .
Strana 574
... and which I conceive might be of any public use to be known or considered . The plainness wherewith it is written easily shows there could be no other intention ; and it may at least pass like a Derbyshire charm , which ...
... and which I conceive might be of any public use to be known or considered . The plainness wherewith it is written easily shows there could be no other intention ; and it may at least pass like a Derbyshire charm , which ...
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Seventeenth-century Prose and Poetry, Svazek 10 Alexander Maclaren Witherspoon,Frank J. Warnke Zobrazení fragmentů - 1963 |
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