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... passed over , as al- ready I have insensibly been led to trespass more on your limits than the subject deserves . The lines ex- tracted are no unfavourable speci- men of Markham's muse ; and if I am not much mistaken , ought to place ...
... passed over , as al- ready I have insensibly been led to trespass more on your limits than the subject deserves . The lines ex- tracted are no unfavourable speci- men of Markham's muse ; and if I am not much mistaken , ought to place ...
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... passed away . The eccentricities which marked his personal character , the paradoxical strangeness which sometimes accom- panied his literary opinions , and the dogmatism with which he defended any cause which humour or caprice tempted ...
... passed away . The eccentricities which marked his personal character , the paradoxical strangeness which sometimes accom- panied his literary opinions , and the dogmatism with which he defended any cause which humour or caprice tempted ...
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... Passing by other - interesting reflec- tions , dispersed through the Work , all in the same style , viz . of avoiding ... passed in our Parish , between Mr. New - church , Mr. No - church , and Mr. True - church , on Sunday last . Chip ...
... Passing by other - interesting reflec- tions , dispersed through the Work , all in the same style , viz . of avoiding ... passed in our Parish , between Mr. New - church , Mr. No - church , and Mr. True - church , on Sunday last . Chip ...
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... passed away , and they are so , after the novelty of the " Improve- left to the morose usage of an unfeeling superintendant ; perhaps a farmer of it must be to keep them in a state of the establishment , whose best interest starvation ...
... passed away , and they are so , after the novelty of the " Improve- left to the morose usage of an unfeeling superintendant ; perhaps a farmer of it must be to keep them in a state of the establishment , whose best interest starvation ...
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... passed in 1752 . In the savage state , savage marr ners may be deemed a virtue ; as being , in that state , conducive to self - preser vation . Cambridge University . - The Hulsean Prize for the present LITE- 60 [ Jan. Review of New ...
... passed in 1752 . In the savage state , savage marr ners may be deemed a virtue ; as being , in that state , conducive to self - preser vation . Cambridge University . - The Hulsean Prize for the present LITE- 60 [ Jan. Review of New ...
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