The Hibernian Magazine, Or, Compendium of Entertaining KnowledgeJames Potts, 1782 |
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... means the most fplendid , they are per- From the most bps as entertaining perfonages as any in the whole proceffion . diftant ages the Afiatic world has observed the custom of employing women trained dancing at public feftivals and ...
... means the most fplendid , they are per- From the most bps as entertaining perfonages as any in the whole proceffion . diftant ages the Afiatic world has observed the custom of employing women trained dancing at public feftivals and ...
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... means to calm his fury . The of his fits ; till , at length , his difeafe be- king did not fo much as know him , but came incurable . He was even highly in- ftruck and purfued him , juft as he had cenfed at being treated as a king . He ...
... means to calm his fury . The of his fits ; till , at length , his difeafe be- king did not fo much as know him , but came incurable . He was even highly in- ftruck and purfued him , juft as he had cenfed at being treated as a king . He ...
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... mean , in the fenfe by them intended . For we have no otherwise loft our trade with America , than as both the ... means of reviving our trade , and making either fide the richer , or the better euftomers ? -The man who chufes to ...
... mean , in the fenfe by them intended . For we have no otherwise loft our trade with America , than as both the ... means of reviving our trade , and making either fide the richer , or the better euftomers ? -The man who chufes to ...
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... means thou fhalt fo double the band of nature , as thou shalt find them so many advocates to plead an apology for thee behind thy back . But hake off thofe glow - worms , I mean pa- rafites and fycophants , who will feed and fawn upon ...
... means thou fhalt fo double the band of nature , as thou shalt find them so many advocates to plead an apology for thee behind thy back . But hake off thofe glow - worms , I mean pa- rafites and fycophants , who will feed and fawn upon ...
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... mean , continued he , to transfer the power over the army of this country for 18 months to theiparliament of Great Britain Sir Hercules Langrithe fpoke in favour of the amendment , and faid , that agreeing to it did by Do means leave ...
... mean , continued he , to transfer the power over the army of this country for 18 months to theiparliament of Great Britain Sir Hercules Langrithe fpoke in favour of the amendment , and faid , that agreeing to it did by Do means leave ...
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