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Pagina 15
... daughters deflowered , in the prefence of the unhappy fathers and husbands ; and the horrid tragedy frequently con- cluded by the moft inhuman mur- ders , aggravated by circumstances of of deliberate and unheard - of cru- elty , without ...
... daughters deflowered , in the prefence of the unhappy fathers and husbands ; and the horrid tragedy frequently con- cluded by the moft inhuman mur- ders , aggravated by circumstances of of deliberate and unheard - of cru- elty , without ...
Pagina 23
... daughter's portion ; and all by different titles , and upon different conditions ; all preferving their diftinct laws and cuftoms , and having nothing in common , but the difadvantage of fuffering all the miseries of fervi- tude ...
... daughter's portion ; and all by different titles , and upon different conditions ; all preferving their diftinct laws and cuftoms , and having nothing in common , but the difadvantage of fuffering all the miseries of fervi- tude ...
Pagina 49
... daughter of Maria Therefa , that , " fhe would 66 ftay and die at the king's feet . " The events of this day , night , and the enfuing morning , could fcarcely be more irregular and con- fufed , than the narratives of them which have ...
... daughter of Maria Therefa , that , " fhe would 66 ftay and die at the king's feet . " The events of this day , night , and the enfuing morning , could fcarcely be more irregular and con- fufed , than the narratives of them which have ...
Pagina 192
... daughter of his mo- ther , who married , for her fecond husband , the Rev. Mr. Smith . She had a perfect recollection of that great philofopher , and remembered paffing much time at his houfe in St. Martin's - lane ; and that , when a ...
... daughter of his mo- ther , who married , for her fecond husband , the Rev. Mr. Smith . She had a perfect recollection of that great philofopher , and remembered paffing much time at his houfe in St. Martin's - lane ; and that , when a ...
Pagina 194
... daughters . His miftaken notions of farming contributed not a little to reduce his income . At Iflington , aged 68 , John 7th . Hyacinth de Magelhaens , F.R.S. member of many foreign academies , formerly an Auguftine monk at Lifbon ...
... daughters . His miftaken notions of farming contributed not a little to reduce his income . At Iflington , aged 68 , John 7th . Hyacinth de Magelhaens , F.R.S. member of many foreign academies , formerly an Auguftine monk at Lifbon ...
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Pagina 129 - ... and supplications to God. Carry her to His table to view His poor fare, and hear His heavenly discourse.