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... received very few ac- counts of any notorious trips made in the last month . But tho ' I hope for the beft , I fhall not pronounce too pofitively on this point , ' till I have feen forty weeks well over , at which period of time , as my ...
... received very few ac- counts of any notorious trips made in the last month . But tho ' I hope for the beft , I fhall not pronounce too pofitively on this point , ' till I have feen forty weeks well over , at which period of time , as my ...
Page 172
... received his moft fecret intelli- gence . < с N ° 440 Friday , July 25 . I Vivere fi rectè nefcis , difcede peritis . Hor . Ep . 2. 1. 2. v . 213 . Learn to live well , or fairly make your will . PoPE . Have already given my reader an ...
... received his moft fecret intelli- gence . < с N ° 440 Friday , July 25 . I Vivere fi rectè nefcis , difcede peritis . Hor . Ep . 2. 1. 2. v . 213 . Learn to live well , or fairly make your will . PoPE . Have already given my reader an ...
Page 220
... received very good intelligence . " · By my laft advices from Knightsbridge I hear , that a horfe was clapped into the pound on the third in- ftant , and that he was not released when the letters came away . We are informed from ...
... received very good intelligence . " · By my laft advices from Knightsbridge I hear , that a horfe was clapped into the pound on the third in- ftant , and that he was not released when the letters came away . We are informed from ...
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