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... called until three quarters past one : at two they assemble in the chapel , where they perform different services , public and private , until seven in the morning , according to the regulations of the week , as exem- plified in the ...
... called until three quarters past one : at two they assemble in the chapel , where they perform different services , public and private , until seven in the morning , according to the regulations of the week , as exem- plified in the ...
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... called their new dwelling place after their old country . The Saxons always change the s of the Danish and German dialects into t ; and thus weiss becomes white , heiss becomes hot , schweiss becomes sweat , and kessel , kettle . To be ...
... called their new dwelling place after their old country . The Saxons always change the s of the Danish and German dialects into t ; and thus weiss becomes white , heiss becomes hot , schweiss becomes sweat , and kessel , kettle . To be ...
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... called " The Re- flector , " in which Mr. Lamb shews a great portion of carica- ture humour : all these miscellaneous articles are succeeded by Mr. H. , a Farce , ' and , in our judgment , a very laugh- able one , though it did not ...
... called " The Re- flector , " in which Mr. Lamb shews a great portion of carica- ture humour : all these miscellaneous articles are succeeded by Mr. H. , a Farce , ' and , in our judgment , a very laugh- able one , though it did not ...
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