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... become the object of legislative enquiry and investi- gation as to their attainments , character , fidelity , and mental im- provement . 8th . That such as produce clear testimonials of capacity , knowledge , and acquirement , become ...
... become the object of legislative enquiry and investi- gation as to their attainments , character , fidelity , and mental im- provement . 8th . That such as produce clear testimonials of capacity , knowledge , and acquirement , become ...
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... BECOME AN HAR- Lor ? It was full of judgment , RIGHTEOUSNESS lodged in it , but now MURDERERS ; thy SILVER is become DROSS . " This sufficiently manifests the meaning of the figurative expres- sion of the prophet , that their ...
... BECOME AN HAR- Lor ? It was full of judgment , RIGHTEOUSNESS lodged in it , but now MURDERERS ; thy SILVER is become DROSS . " This sufficiently manifests the meaning of the figurative expres- sion of the prophet , that their ...
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... become feminine , merely because the labours of the wheel are almost exclusively per- formed by women . The termination is allowed to be at times masculine , in English , as in malster , & c . ' ( p . 58 ) : but we apprehend that it ...
... become feminine , merely because the labours of the wheel are almost exclusively per- formed by women . The termination is allowed to be at times masculine , in English , as in malster , & c . ' ( p . 58 ) : but we apprehend that it ...
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