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Pagina 302
... paffage through Cock - alley , on the to the Old - Bailey , 40 feet wide , into Black Friars . Paffages to be improved and enlarged . I have singled out this paffage , from an apprehenfion that nothing tends more to reconcile the minds ...
... paffage through Cock - alley , on the to the Old - Bailey , 40 feet wide , into Black Friars . Paffages to be improved and enlarged . I have singled out this paffage , from an apprehenfion that nothing tends more to reconcile the minds ...
Pagina 204
... Paffage , meat , accez , paf- Jée ; Paffaggio ; Pafaje . A Paffage baik ; Barque de nauleage ; Barca palagiera ; Barca paffajera . Money paid for paffage in a fhip ; Nau- lage , naule , nauleage ; Il nolo ; No- Lito , flete . To pay his ...
... Paffage , meat , accez , paf- Jée ; Paffaggio ; Pafaje . A Paffage baik ; Barque de nauleage ; Barca palagiera ; Barca paffajera . Money paid for paffage in a fhip ; Nau- lage , naule , nauleage ; Il nolo ; No- Lito , flete . To pay his ...
Pagina 527
... Paffage he refers to , " had a mind " to express . P. 164 . 2. In a Paffage of Justin , where Chrift is + ftiled The Son of the only and un- begotten and ineffable God ; the Doctor contends that the only and unbegotten and ineffable God ...
... Paffage he refers to , " had a mind " to express . P. 164 . 2. In a Paffage of Justin , where Chrift is + ftiled The Son of the only and un- begotten and ineffable God ; the Doctor contends that the only and unbegotten and ineffable God ...
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