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... speak a panegyric . But , MY LORD , your character will be re- corded in the page of History with far greater justice than this address can pretend to ; and our posterity , in their political , commercial , and literary relations , must ...
... speak a panegyric . But , MY LORD , your character will be re- corded in the page of History with far greater justice than this address can pretend to ; and our posterity , in their political , commercial , and literary relations , must ...
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... speak a panegyric . But , MY LORD , your character will be re- corded in the page of History with far greater justice than this address can pretend to ; and our posterity , in their political , commercial , and literary relations , must ...
... speak a panegyric . But , MY LORD , your character will be re- corded in the page of History with far greater justice than this address can pretend to ; and our posterity , in their political , commercial , and literary relations , must ...
Pagina 9
... speaking , in debt : and many families have put it into a kind of method of being so from generation to generation . The father mortgages when his son is very young and the boy is to marry , as soon as he is at age , to redeem it and ...
... speaking , in debt : and many families have put it into a kind of method of being so from generation to generation . The father mortgages when his son is very young and the boy is to marry , as soon as he is at age , to redeem it and ...
Pagina 17
... speak it at all . " Pharamond commanded Eucrate to let him enter ; he did so , and the gentleman ap- proached the ... speaking to your friend . If the circumstances of your distress will admit of it , you shall find me so . " To whom the ...
... speak it at all . " Pharamond commanded Eucrate to let him enter ; he did so , and the gentleman ap- proached the ... speaking to your friend . If the circumstances of your distress will admit of it , you shall find me so . " To whom the ...
Pagina 21
... exquisite pleasure . My reader will think I am not serious , when I ac- quaint him that the piece I am going to speak of , was the old ballad of the two children in the wood ' , which is one of the darling songs 85 . 21 SPECTATOR .
... exquisite pleasure . My reader will think I am not serious , when I ac- quaint him that the piece I am going to speak of , was the old ballad of the two children in the wood ' , which is one of the darling songs 85 . 21 SPECTATOR .
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