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Pagina 69
... refpect impure , we are not told , ] to his AUGUST LIPS , and drank of the uncertain liquor . ' Thus , " what should be great , " ( as Prior expreffed it , ) is turned to farce ! " - We are glad to find , however , that his Majefty ...
... refpect impure , we are not told , ] to his AUGUST LIPS , and drank of the uncertain liquor . ' Thus , " what should be great , " ( as Prior expreffed it , ) is turned to farce ! " - We are glad to find , however , that his Majefty ...
Pagina 141
... refpect for those of others , will be the refult of this theory . Anticipating the effect of their works , authors may foresee when they will be generally read , or when an attention to them will be confined to a certain class of ...
... refpect for those of others , will be the refult of this theory . Anticipating the effect of their works , authors may foresee when they will be generally read , or when an attention to them will be confined to a certain class of ...
Pagina 409
... refpect , and is followed by obedience . ' The author goes on to plead for the neceffity of requiring a confiderable fhare of landed property , as the qualification of re- prefentatives , in order to produce a fufficient degree of ...
... refpect , and is followed by obedience . ' The author goes on to plead for the neceffity of requiring a confiderable fhare of landed property , as the qualification of re- prefentatives , in order to produce a fufficient degree of ...
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