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... refpect more tender Than mine own life . Shak . Coriolanus . 2. Reverence ; honour.- Let me not flame refpect ; but give me leave To take that courfe . Shak : fp . Eneas must be drawn'a fuppliant to Dido , with refpect in his geftures ...
... refpect more tender Than mine own life . Shak . Coriolanus . 2. Reverence ; honour.- Let me not flame refpect ; but give me leave To take that courfe . Shak : fp . Eneas must be drawn'a fuppliant to Dido , with refpect in his geftures ...
Pagina 94
... refpect to themselves , and of their Pofterity . I. In refpect to themselves . It is better both in refpect of our prefent Condition in this World , and of our future State . 1. In refpect of our prefent Condition in this World , and ...
... refpect to themselves , and of their Pofterity . I. In refpect to themselves . It is better both in refpect of our prefent Condition in this World , and of our future State . 1. In refpect of our prefent Condition in this World , and ...
Pagina 351
... refpect of Spi- rits imported directly from the faid Settlement , Territories , or Dependencies , may be bonded and fecured , and fhall be paid and payable in fuch Manner only , and under fuch Regulations and Restrictions as the Duties ...
... refpect of Spi- rits imported directly from the faid Settlement , Territories , or Dependencies , may be bonded and fecured , and fhall be paid and payable in fuch Manner only , and under fuch Regulations and Restrictions as the Duties ...
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