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... late been fo frequently attracted in vain by pretences of new lights , and extraordinary dif coveries , as to render all promifes of that kind fufpicious as to the peculiar contents , therefore , of the following pages , their own me ...
... late been fo frequently attracted in vain by pretences of new lights , and extraordinary dif coveries , as to render all promifes of that kind fufpicious as to the peculiar contents , therefore , of the following pages , their own me ...
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... late years to decry this princefs , and we cannot avoid uniting in the cenfure on feveral occafions , we are inclined to think , that fufficient allowance is not always made for the difficulties of her fituation , for the prejudices ...
... late years to decry this princefs , and we cannot avoid uniting in the cenfure on feveral occafions , we are inclined to think , that fufficient allowance is not always made for the difficulties of her fituation , for the prejudices ...
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... late the Lady Sothwell , for the drawing chamber ; all the reft for the private chamber , when they are not shut owt , for many times the dores are lokt ; but the plotting and mallice amongst them is futche , that I think envy hathe ...
... late the Lady Sothwell , for the drawing chamber ; all the reft for the private chamber , when they are not shut owt , for many times the dores are lokt ; but the plotting and mallice amongst them is futche , that I think envy hathe ...
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... Things from Revelation , not from Reason or Nature , & c . by the late John Ellis , D. D .. Vicar of St. Catharine's , Dublin . " After After all the pains which our author has fo laudably Chriftie's Mifcellanies . 15.
... Things from Revelation , not from Reason or Nature , & c . by the late John Ellis , D. D .. Vicar of St. Catharine's , Dublin . " After After all the pains which our author has fo laudably Chriftie's Mifcellanies . 15.
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... late Earl of Chatham are already well known to , if not within the memory of , all fuch of our readers as have public spirit enough to intereft themselves in the meafures of government ; and these will doubtless review , with pleafure ...
... late Earl of Chatham are already well known to , if not within the memory of , all fuch of our readers as have public spirit enough to intereft themselves in the meafures of government ; and these will doubtless review , with pleafure ...
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