The Hibernian Magazine, Or, Compendium of Entertaining Knowledge, Том 1James Potts, 1771 |
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... answer for , if they lofe a moment in fetting about it ? An unaffected look of displeasure or dif- approbation from a virtuous woman , will awe the greatest profligate that ever lived . So awful good nefs is . " • I would venture to answer ...
... answer for , if they lofe a moment in fetting about it ? An unaffected look of displeasure or dif- approbation from a virtuous woman , will awe the greatest profligate that ever lived . So awful good nefs is . " • I would venture to answer ...
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... ANSWERS to the MATHEMATICAL PROBLEMS ; Page 104 . HE anfwer to the first question is 8401for 840l . toge- ther with ... answer to the third question is 15001. - alfo , for the tenth part of said fum , which is 150 , and the fix- tieth ...
... ANSWERS to the MATHEMATICAL PROBLEMS ; Page 104 . HE anfwer to the first question is 8401for 840l . toge- ther with ... answer to the third question is 15001. - alfo , for the tenth part of said fum , which is 150 , and the fix- tieth ...
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... answer , No. Then Mr. Towfe faid , In the name of God what art thou then ? and ( as I remember ) Mr. Towfe told me , that the apparition answered him , that he was the ghost of Sir George Villers , father to the then duke of Buckingham ...
... answer , No. Then Mr. Towfe faid , In the name of God what art thou then ? and ( as I remember ) Mr. Towfe told me , that the apparition answered him , that he was the ghost of Sir George Villers , father to the then duke of Buckingham ...
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