The Hibernian Magazine, Or, Compendium of Entertaining Knowledge, Том 1James Potts, 1771 |
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... mind of the traveller fhould be engaged , are nice and complicated ; the tempta- tions to fupineness and debauchery are many and powerful . From the age of twenty to that of thirty , the hand of Time gives a more mafcu- line ftamp to the ...
... mind of the traveller fhould be engaged , are nice and complicated ; the tempta- tions to fupineness and debauchery are many and powerful . From the age of twenty to that of thirty , the hand of Time gives a more mafcu- line ftamp to the ...
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... mind , he should likewife carefully obferve how we exift without them . The confequences of the progrefs of invention , and the extravagancies of fancy , are objects which well de ferve our contemplation . But to trace the original ...
... mind , he should likewife carefully obferve how we exift without them . The confequences of the progrefs of invention , and the extravagancies of fancy , are objects which well de ferve our contemplation . But to trace the original ...
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... mind the fame thing . The advices received from the fe- veral Quarterly meetings in England and Wales , North ... minds of friends , to warn all againft a moft pernicious practice , too much prevailing amongst the trading part of mankind ...
... mind the fame thing . The advices received from the fe- veral Quarterly meetings in England and Wales , North ... minds of friends , to warn all againft a moft pernicious practice , too much prevailing amongst the trading part of mankind ...
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