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Pagina 178
... fome Pleafure to my felf , and I hope to others . I am here forced to ufe a great deal of Di- ligence before I can ... fome look upon me as very proud , fome as very modeft , and fome as very melancholy . Will . Wimble , as my Friend the ...
... fome Pleafure to my felf , and I hope to others . I am here forced to ufe a great deal of Di- ligence before I can ... fome look upon me as very proud , fome as very modeft , and fome as very melancholy . Will . Wimble , as my Friend the ...
Pagina 237
... fome People , derived from one Andrew Cant , who they fay , was a Presbyterian Minifter in fome illiterate Part of Scotland , who by Exercife and Ufe had obtained the Faculty , alias Gitt , of Talking in the Pulpit in fuch a Dialect ...
... fome People , derived from one Andrew Cant , who they fay , was a Presbyterian Minifter in fome illiterate Part of Scotland , who by Exercife and Ufe had obtained the Faculty , alias Gitt , of Talking in the Pulpit in fuch a Dialect ...
Pagina 265
... fome Sense of themselves , and the ← Insults they are guilty of towards me . 7 · SIR , I am , Your most humble Servant . The Idol . It THIS Reprefentation is fo juft , that it is hard to fpeak of it without an Indignation which perhaps ...
... fome Sense of themselves , and the ← Insults they are guilty of towards me . 7 · SIR , I am , Your most humble Servant . The Idol . It THIS Reprefentation is fo juft , that it is hard to fpeak of it without an Indignation which perhaps ...
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