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The person who shall prove the sending or re- ceiving a challenge , shall receive to his own use and property the whole personal estate of both parties ; and their real estate shall be immediately vested in the next heir of the ...
The person who shall prove the sending or re- ceiving a challenge , shall receive to his own use and property the whole personal estate of both parties ; and their real estate shall be immediately vested in the next heir of the ...
Strana 272
These persons are worse than bawlers , as much as a secret enemy is more dangerous than a declared one . ... Then whisper again ; and then aloud , but you know that person : ' then whis- per again . The thing would be well enough ...
These persons are worse than bawlers , as much as a secret enemy is more dangerous than a declared one . ... Then whisper again ; and then aloud , but you know that person : ' then whis- per again . The thing would be well enough ...
Strana 379
the person whom he entirely loves . ' Now because our inward passions and inclinations can never make themselves visible , it is impossible for a jealous man to be thoroughly cured of his suspicions . His thoughts hang at best in a ...
the person whom he entirely loves . ' Now because our inward passions and inclinations can never make themselves visible , it is impossible for a jealous man to be thoroughly cured of his suspicions . His thoughts hang at best in a ...
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