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... labour ; so fully is the editor possessed of the thoughts and spirit of the author , that all persons would conclude they were his own ; and so happy and appropriate are the expressions , that we should suppose them to have sprung up ...
... labour ; so fully is the editor possessed of the thoughts and spirit of the author , that all persons would conclude they were his own ; and so happy and appropriate are the expressions , that we should suppose them to have sprung up ...
Pagina 421
... labour during each week , the annual tax is said to be proportionally diminished . But , in despite of all the pretended regulations made in favour of the peasant , the tax he is called upon to pay , or the labour he is com pelled to ...
... labour during each week , the annual tax is said to be proportionally diminished . But , in despite of all the pretended regulations made in favour of the peasant , the tax he is called upon to pay , or the labour he is com pelled to ...
Pagina 449
... time to avoid all interested or exaggerated encomiums . He apprizes us , in the outset , that he found it a task of vast APP . REY . VOL . LXVII . G g labour labour to give a consistent and accurate shape to the Cumberland's Retrospection,
... time to avoid all interested or exaggerated encomiums . He apprizes us , in the outset , that he found it a task of vast APP . REY . VOL . LXVII . G g labour labour to give a consistent and accurate shape to the Cumberland's Retrospection,
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