The Hibernian Magazine, Or, Compendium of Entertaining Knowledge, Том 3James Potts, 1773 |
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... himself on the profpect of fo fair a field , for the difplay of those boasted Roman vir- tues with which the world was as yet unacquainted . He feized the de- ferted helm . He pledged himself to his country , that every execra- ble ...
... himself on the profpect of fo fair a field , for the difplay of those boasted Roman vir- tues with which the world was as yet unacquainted . He feized the de- ferted helm . He pledged himself to his country , that every execra- ble ...
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... himself in either , and at times fhewed himself as remarka- ble for honourable behaviour , as for fingular and eccentric actions . He conftantly retained an even tem- per , becaufe unacquainted with strong and lively paffions . Mr ...
... himself in either , and at times fhewed himself as remarka- ble for honourable behaviour , as for fingular and eccentric actions . He conftantly retained an even tem- per , becaufe unacquainted with strong and lively paffions . Mr ...
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... himself to the rector of the parish , fettled with him and the chorch wardens all that was neceffary in the affair , and at parting embraced affectio- nately the orphans , telling them : You owe me nothing ; in your cafe I am but the ...
... himself to the rector of the parish , fettled with him and the chorch wardens all that was neceffary in the affair , and at parting embraced affectio- nately the orphans , telling them : You owe me nothing ; in your cafe I am but the ...
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