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Pagina 155
... consider how much would be gained to the prince by increafing the land to the people . If the fame omnipotent power which aadm the world , should at this time raise out of the ocean and join to Great - Britain an equal extent of land ...
... consider how much would be gained to the prince by increafing the land to the people . If the fame omnipotent power which aadm the world , should at this time raise out of the ocean and join to Great - Britain an equal extent of land ...
Pagina 20
... considering the trouble they put me to ? Va- pours , Mr , Spectator , are terrible things ; for though I am not poffeffed by them myself , I fuffer more from them than if I were . Now I ' must beg you to admonish all fuch day - goblins ...
... considering the trouble they put me to ? Va- pours , Mr , Spectator , are terrible things ; for though I am not poffeffed by them myself , I fuffer more from them than if I were . Now I ' must beg you to admonish all fuch day - goblins ...
Pagina 346
... consider the whole proceffion of the affair , and get the advantage of the next day's experience before the fun has rifen upon it . There is fcarce a great poft but what I have fome time or other been in ; but my behavi- ' our while I ...
... consider the whole proceffion of the affair , and get the advantage of the next day's experience before the fun has rifen upon it . There is fcarce a great poft but what I have fome time or other been in ; but my behavi- ' our while I ...
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