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Pagina 278
... reason for abandoning the prosecution by indictment , it is found more con- venient in England to justify the form in which the Attorney- General proceeds , on the ground of the alledged necessity of acting promptly in cases for libel ...
... reason for abandoning the prosecution by indictment , it is found more con- venient in England to justify the form in which the Attorney- General proceeds , on the ground of the alledged necessity of acting promptly in cases for libel ...
Pagina 352
... reason : viz . if the observations of the principal stars , as a Aquila , be omitted either from bad weather or from its passing the meridian at an incon- venient hour , or from neglect , then the observations on all the other stars are ...
... reason : viz . if the observations of the principal stars , as a Aquila , be omitted either from bad weather or from its passing the meridian at an incon- venient hour , or from neglect , then the observations on all the other stars are ...
Pagina 481
... Reason , Conscience smiled , and Soul accepted her gifts . Soon , however , I perceived Voluptuousness make another attempt at audience , accompanied by Vice , by Loose Desire , by Drunkenness , and by other figures drest as Bacchanals ...
... Reason , Conscience smiled , and Soul accepted her gifts . Soon , however , I perceived Voluptuousness make another attempt at audience , accompanied by Vice , by Loose Desire , by Drunkenness , and by other figures drest as Bacchanals ...
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