Universal Magazine of Knowledge and Pleasure, Svazek 38Pub. for J. Hinton, 1766 |
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... hand , the Jacobites , who , against all reasons flat- tered themselves , that , though a treaty of peace was carried on at the King's own Palace , yet he would be left out of it , faw by thefe conferences their hopes intirely baffed ...
... hand , the Jacobites , who , against all reasons flat- tered themselves , that , though a treaty of peace was carried on at the King's own Palace , yet he would be left out of it , faw by thefe conferences their hopes intirely baffed ...
Strana 207
... hand . Having now , concludes our author , brought this valuable fecret to light , and put into the hands of the low as well as of the high that medicine which I believe to be of the greateft efficacy against the moft painful of all ...
... hand . Having now , concludes our author , brought this valuable fecret to light , and put into the hands of the low as well as of the high that medicine which I believe to be of the greateft efficacy against the moft painful of all ...
Strana 211
... hand with tears ) What most for pity call'd - I can no more-- My future child - to fwell his impious ftore : All , all mankind for this will rife thy foe , But I , alas ! alone endure the woe . Enough with new - awak'd refentment ...
... hand with tears ) What most for pity call'd - I can no more-- My future child - to fwell his impious ftore : All , all mankind for this will rife thy foe , But I , alas ! alone endure the woe . Enough with new - awak'd refentment ...
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