Universal Magazine of Knowledge and Pleasure, Svazek 35Pub. for J. Hinton., 1764 |
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... proper till now to call him to an ac- count for it : " This fo irritated his Lord- hip , who thought it nearly touched his honour , that , as the fcandalous paper had been scattered about in Whitehall , he or- dered his fervant to fix ...
... proper till now to call him to an ac- count for it : " This fo irritated his Lord- hip , who thought it nearly touched his honour , that , as the fcandalous paper had been scattered about in Whitehall , he or- dered his fervant to fix ...
Strana 132
... proper therefore to premife a brief account of their defign to fubvert the government , and of the proceedings against them , in order that a right notion may be formed of the grounds of the clamour against those proceedings . On the ...
... proper therefore to premife a brief account of their defign to fubvert the government , and of the proceedings against them , in order that a right notion may be formed of the grounds of the clamour against those proceedings . On the ...
Strana 142
... proper ligature , to lop off all the gan- grened ufelefs mafs , not actually through the quick itself , but very near it ; after wards I would endeavour to stop the pro- grefs of the infection by internal medicines and fuitable ...
... proper ligature , to lop off all the gan- grened ufelefs mafs , not actually through the quick itself , but very near it ; after wards I would endeavour to stop the pro- grefs of the infection by internal medicines and fuitable ...
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