The Hibernian Magazine, Or, Compendium of Entertaining Knowledge, Том 1James Potts, 1771 |
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... death which you are the cause of , and which cannot give you the trouble you pretend to be in . Why did you inform me of your paf- fion for Lord Montague , if your vir- tue was no longer able to oppose it ? I loved you to that extremity ...
... death which you are the cause of , and which cannot give you the trouble you pretend to be in . Why did you inform me of your paf- fion for Lord Montague , if your vir- tue was no longer able to oppose it ? I loved you to that extremity ...
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... death . It was then that at midnight the death - devoted , to ufe the words of the tale , were fud- denly awakened by a frange knock- ing at their gates ; it was then that they heard the undiftin & t voice of their departed friends ...
... death . It was then that at midnight the death - devoted , to ufe the words of the tale , were fud- denly awakened by a frange knock- ing at their gates ; it was then that they heard the undiftin & t voice of their departed friends ...
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... Death of a Libertine . By Francis Bacon Lee . 4to . 2s . Cooke . There are certainly fome tolerable lines in this ... death ; Precipitately figns and feals his fate , And fhuts out mecry from the only gate . Did he for aid upon religion ...
... Death of a Libertine . By Francis Bacon Lee . 4to . 2s . Cooke . There are certainly fome tolerable lines in this ... death ; Precipitately figns and feals his fate , And fhuts out mecry from the only gate . Did he for aid upon religion ...
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