The European Magazine, and London Review, Том 9Philological Society of London, 1786 |
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... hoped he would have every necessary . From their narrative , drawn up in. great cultivation ; you do not find it amorg grofs people . " - I doubt of this . Nature feems to have implanted gratitude in all living creatures . The lion ...
... hoped he would have every necessary . From their narrative , drawn up in. great cultivation ; you do not find it amorg grofs people . " - I doubt of this . Nature feems to have implanted gratitude in all living creatures . The lion ...
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... hoped it would never an be revived ; it had been feared , repro- bated , and detested here ; it had been fcorned , contemned , and rejected there ; but although he now had no doubt of its being abandoned , yet he could not fuffer a ...
... hoped it would never an be revived ; it had been feared , repro- bated , and detested here ; it had been fcorned , contemned , and rejected there ; but although he now had no doubt of its being abandoned , yet he could not fuffer a ...
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... hoped that every fhilling which poffibly could , would be applied to that purpose ; it was time indeed fome attention was paid to that fubject , our formidable enemies having con- fiderably taken the lead of us : they had ap- propriated ...
... hoped that every fhilling which poffibly could , would be applied to that purpose ; it was time indeed fome attention was paid to that fubject , our formidable enemies having con- fiderably taken the lead of us : they had ap- propriated ...
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... hoped that it never would . He anxioufly wifhed to see the most cordial connection between the two kingdoms , and the time , when there should be no distinction between an English- man and an Irishman - He was an old man , and might not ...
... hoped that it never would . He anxioufly wifhed to see the most cordial connection between the two kingdoms , and the time , when there should be no distinction between an English- man and an Irishman - He was an old man , and might not ...
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... hoped the Minifter would view the fub- ject in this important light , and give the Houfe and the public that fatisfaction which they fo much required . The Chancellor of the Exchequer owned that he was not furprised to find the Hon ...
... hoped the Minifter would view the fub- ject in this important light , and give the Houfe and the public that fatisfaction which they fo much required . The Chancellor of the Exchequer owned that he was not furprised to find the Hon ...
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