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... COURT , FOR J. JOHNSON ; NICHOLS AND SON ; F. AND C. RIVINGTON ; OTRIDGE AND SON ; T. PAYNE ; OGILVY AND SON ; CUTHELL AND MARTIN ; VERNOR AND HOOD ; R. LEA ; J. WALKER ; CLARKE AND SON ; J. STOCKDALE ; LACKINGTON AND Co .; LONGMAN AND ...
... COURT , FOR J. JOHNSON ; NICHOLS AND SON ; F. AND C. RIVINGTON ; OTRIDGE AND SON ; T. PAYNE ; OGILVY AND SON ; CUTHELL AND MARTIN ; VERNOR AND HOOD ; R. LEA ; J. WALKER ; CLARKE AND SON ; J. STOCKDALE ; LACKINGTON AND Co .; LONGMAN AND ...
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... courts . Soon after this period , we find him engaged in controversy , as one of the writers of the pamphlet called Smectymnuus , against bishop Hall and archbishop Usher . He was a preacher at Duke's Place , and was nominated one of ...
... courts . Soon after this period , we find him engaged in controversy , as one of the writers of the pamphlet called Smectymnuus , against bishop Hall and archbishop Usher . He was a preacher at Duke's Place , and was nominated one of ...
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... wrath o'ertake , with tardy pace , The crimes of Atreus in his bleeding race ; Or Creon's court atone the incestuous sire's embrace . 1 Hon say } enca had gathered from the " Animadversions ; " and Milton 26 21 LIFE OF MILTON .
... wrath o'ertake , with tardy pace , The crimes of Atreus in his bleeding race ; Or Creon's court atone the incestuous sire's embrace . 1 Hon say } enca had gathered from the " Animadversions ; " and Milton 26 21 LIFE OF MILTON .
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... courts hy Circe's faithless sway disgraced ; And , ( fix'd my visit to Cam's rushy pools , ) To bear once more the murmur of the schools . But thou accept , to cheat the present time , My pledge of love , these lines constrain'd to ...
... courts hy Circe's faithless sway disgraced ; And , ( fix'd my visit to Cam's rushy pools , ) To bear once more the murmur of the schools . But thou accept , to cheat the present time , My pledge of love , these lines constrain'd to ...
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... court , where I may find pleasant and shady walks ; because it is both more . convenient to reside among a few companions , if I choose to stay at home ; and I shall have a better point of setting off , whenever I wish to go abroad . My ...
... court , where I may find pleasant and shady walks ; because it is both more . convenient to reside among a few companions , if I choose to stay at home ; and I shall have a better point of setting off , whenever I wish to go abroad . My ...
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