The Hibernian Magazine, Or, Compendium of Entertaining Knowledge, Том 1James Potts, 1771 |
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... must attend the fettlement of fuch an in- fant colony . be kept back by people at home , who have got grants without inten- tion of fettling the lands . I am in treaty for half a lot , or 10,000 acres , and expect to get it cheaper than ...
... must attend the fettlement of fuch an in- fant colony . be kept back by people at home , who have got grants without inten- tion of fettling the lands . I am in treaty for half a lot , or 10,000 acres , and expect to get it cheaper than ...
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... must try better methods ; you must not repeat the cause so often ; for he cannot for ever build up as fast as you can pull down . In short , you must reform your life , and change all your bad habits for good ones : and , if you have ...
... must try better methods ; you must not repeat the cause so often ; for he cannot for ever build up as fast as you can pull down . In short , you must reform your life , and change all your bad habits for good ones : and , if you have ...
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... must not be without motion , nor always mov- ing , but should gently turn to the neck , fometimes on one fide , fome- times on the other , as occafion re- quires , that the voice may be heard by all the audience , and then return to its ...
... must not be without motion , nor always mov- ing , but should gently turn to the neck , fometimes on one fide , fome- times on the other , as occafion re- quires , that the voice may be heard by all the audience , and then return to its ...
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