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Page 17
The farmer , having put in bail t ' uppear , And forc'd to town , cries , they are
happiest there : With thousands more of this inconstant race , Wou'd tire e'en
Fabius to relate each case . Not to detain you longer , pray attend The ilue of all
this ...
The farmer , having put in bail t ' uppear , And forc'd to town , cries , they are
happiest there : With thousands more of this inconstant race , Wou'd tire e'en
Fabius to relate each case . Not to detain you longer , pray attend The ilue of all
this ...
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To . remedy this however as much as possible , the court of chancery was
erected , which frequently mitigates and breaks the teeth of the common law , in
case of mens properties , while in criminal cases there is a power of pardoning
still ...
To . remedy this however as much as possible , the court of chancery was
erected , which frequently mitigates and breaks the teeth of the common law , in
case of mens properties , while in criminal cases there is a power of pardoning
still ...
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Cętera de genere hoc adeo sunt multa , loquacem Delafare valent FabiumHor .
Sat. 1. l . 1. v . 13 . With thousands more of this ambitious race , Would tire e'en
Fabius to relate each case . Horneck , told I Am led into this train of thought by an
...
Cętera de genere hoc adeo sunt multa , loquacem Delafare valent FabiumHor .
Sat. 1. l . 1. v . 13 . With thousands more of this ambitious race , Would tire e'en
Fabius to relate each case . Horneck , told I Am led into this train of thought by an
...
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of one fand in a thousand years : which of these two cases . would you make your
choice ? It must be confessed in this case , so many thousands of . years are to
the imagination as a kind of eternity , though in reality they do not bear so great a
...
of one fand in a thousand years : which of these two cases . would you make your
choice ? It must be confessed in this case , so many thousands of . years are to
the imagination as a kind of eternity , though in reality they do not bear so great a
...
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3.6 . who proposes a love - case , as he calls it , to the love - casuist , is liereby
desired to speak of it to the minister of the parish ; it being a case of conscience .
The poor young lady , whose letter is dated October 26 , who complains of a
harsh ...
3.6 . who proposes a love - case , as he calls it , to the love - casuist , is liereby
desired to speak of it to the minister of the parish ; it being a case of conscience .
The poor young lady , whose letter is dated October 26 , who complains of a
harsh ...
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| Title | “The” Spectator ... Volume 8 of “The” Spectator |
| Publisher | J. Wood, 1761 |
| Original from | National Library of Israel |
| Digitized | 9 Sep 2019 |
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