The Hibernian Magazine, Or, Compendium of Entertaining KnowledgeJames Potts, 1782 |
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... taken as a fufficient notice of their having an intention to try me then , but could only be thought to fignify that they were to take it into con fideration whether I ought to be looked upon as a British subject or as an Ameri- can ...
... taken as a fufficient notice of their having an intention to try me then , but could only be thought to fignify that they were to take it into con fideration whether I ought to be looked upon as a British subject or as an Ameri- can ...
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... taken , for it was a houfe which had been Jong known by the fign of the Two Spies ; but that fince figns had been generally taken down , this infeription had been af- xed , and by the blunder of the painter , the words wholefile and ...
... taken , for it was a houfe which had been Jong known by the fign of the Two Spies ; but that fince figns had been generally taken down , this infeription had been af- xed , and by the blunder of the painter , the words wholefile and ...
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... taken no- eice of . + Flatter thofe above you , bully thofe below you , and this end is anfwered- Bowing , indeed , is fometimes of fervice ; by promifes , bows , and bills , that were Bever paid , brother Tom got his elec- tion , Yet I ...
... taken no- eice of . + Flatter thofe above you , bully thofe below you , and this end is anfwered- Bowing , indeed , is fometimes of fervice ; by promifes , bows , and bills , that were Bever paid , brother Tom got his elec- tion , Yet I ...
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... taken , on the 12th of last month , by the fleet under the Com mand of Rear Admiral Kempenfell , from the Convey of Mon de Guichen's Squadron , tranf- mitted by the Rear Admiral in a Letter to Mr. Stephens , of reflerday's Date . The J ...
... taken , on the 12th of last month , by the fleet under the Com mand of Rear Admiral Kempenfell , from the Convey of Mon de Guichen's Squadron , tranf- mitted by the Rear Admiral in a Letter to Mr. Stephens , of reflerday's Date . The J ...
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... taken in its moft extenfive fignification , it is that fentiment which gives every indi- vidual of our fpecies a right to our heart and affections . Founded upon a culti- vated fenfibility , it difpofes us to do all the good in our ...
... taken in its moft extenfive fignification , it is that fentiment which gives every indi- vidual of our fpecies a right to our heart and affections . Founded upon a culti- vated fenfibility , it difpofes us to do all the good in our ...
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