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Pagina 16
... met with feveral Fragments of it upon the next rejoicing Day , which had been employed in Squibs and Crackers , and by that Means celebrated its Subject in a double Capacity . I once met with a Page of Mr. Baxter under a Christmas Pye ...
... met with feveral Fragments of it upon the next rejoicing Day , which had been employed in Squibs and Crackers , and by that Means celebrated its Subject in a double Capacity . I once met with a Page of Mr. Baxter under a Christmas Pye ...
Pagina 173
... meet the Judges in it . Í muft not here omit an Adventure which happened ⚫ to us in a Country Church upon the Frontiers of Corn- wall . As we were in the midft of the Service , a Lady who is the chief Woman of the Place , and had ...
... meet the Judges in it . Í muft not here omit an Adventure which happened ⚫ to us in a Country Church upon the Frontiers of Corn- wall . As we were in the midft of the Service , a Lady who is the chief Woman of the Place , and had ...
Pagina 183
... meet- ing with Strangers , especially fuch as may seem the moft unfuitable Companions to him : Such a Man ⚫ when he falleth in the Way with Perfons of Simpli- city and Innocence , however knowing he may be in the Ways of Men , will not ...
... meet- ing with Strangers , especially fuch as may seem the moft unfuitable Companions to him : Such a Man ⚫ when he falleth in the Way with Perfons of Simpli- city and Innocence , however knowing he may be in the Ways of Men , will not ...
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