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... readers ; and of all these , his extreme carelessness was undoubt- edly the most material and the least excusable ... reading ; and the instances of incorrect language and slovenly versification become frequent and gross to a most ...
... readers ; and of all these , his extreme carelessness was undoubt- edly the most material and the least excusable ... reading ; and the instances of incorrect language and slovenly versification become frequent and gross to a most ...
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... readers ; and the particular end proposed by them seems to have been attained in St. John's church , Wakefield . In the second volume , we have a memoir of the life and cha- racter of John Savage , Esq . of Brompton Grove , Knights ...
... readers ; and the particular end proposed by them seems to have been attained in St. John's church , Wakefield . In the second volume , we have a memoir of the life and cha- racter of John Savage , Esq . of Brompton Grove , Knights ...
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... reader , whose light heart pants after evolutions so seducing , to the book itself ; for we are afraid to be minute ... readers , however , that the profits of this publication are intended by the author to assist in the establishment ...
... reader , whose light heart pants after evolutions so seducing , to the book itself ; for we are afraid to be minute ... readers , however , that the profits of this publication are intended by the author to assist in the establishment ...
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