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Pagina 110
... desired that my soul might never pass into the body of a brute creature ; but this he told me was not in his power to grant me . I then begged that into whatever creature I should chance to trans- migrate , I might still retain my ...
... desired that my soul might never pass into the body of a brute creature ; but this he told me was not in his power to grant me . I then begged that into whatever creature I should chance to trans- migrate , I might still retain my ...
Pagina 122
... desired leave to retire into the infirmary . The president consented , but denied him the use of pen , ink , and paper , till such time as he had slept upon it . One of the company being seated at the lower end of the table , and ...
... desired leave to retire into the infirmary . The president consented , but denied him the use of pen , ink , and paper , till such time as he had slept upon it . One of the company being seated at the lower end of the table , and ...
Pagina 161
... desired . 1. 30. in black , the black silk gown in which for many years the sermon was preached ; the adoption of this gown was intended by the Reformers as a protest against the white sur- plice worn in Catholic churches , a form of ...
... desired . 1. 30. in black , the black silk gown in which for many years the sermon was preached ; the adoption of this gown was intended by the Reformers as a protest against the white sur- plice worn in Catholic churches , a form of ...
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SELECTIONS FROM THE SPECTATOR I The Spectators Account of Himself | 1 |
Of the Club | 5 |
Public Credit a Vision | 11 |
Copyright | |
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