Walker's Hibernian Magazine, Or, Compendium of Entertaining Knowledge, Parte2R. Gibson, 1792 |
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... fhew the leaft mark of diffatifaction . As he proceeded on his voyage , his illnefs daily encreafed . In the mean while he wrote a fhort letter to Emanuel in the following words : " I now write you this laft letter , breathing with ...
... fhew the leaft mark of diffatifaction . As he proceeded on his voyage , his illnefs daily encreafed . In the mean while he wrote a fhort letter to Emanuel in the following words : " I now write you this laft letter , breathing with ...
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... fhew his gratitude and friendship , the young heir of Benizen - caftle introduced him to all the family relations , by whom he was careffed , and treated with fingular bof- pitality : but in a little time , growing weary , as he faid ...
... fhew his gratitude and friendship , the young heir of Benizen - caftle introduced him to all the family relations , by whom he was careffed , and treated with fingular bof- pitality : but in a little time , growing weary , as he faid ...
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... fhew it to , he is well acquainted with the hand - writing of the old baronet , and therefore very capable of fatisfying you and me in every refpect . " " By all means , replied Flafhmore . Then I will introduce him , rejoined the ...
... fhew it to , he is well acquainted with the hand - writing of the old baronet , and therefore very capable of fatisfying you and me in every refpect . " " By all means , replied Flafhmore . Then I will introduce him , rejoined the ...
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... fhew us was defigned for flumber and refreshment N T E. and * They who , by attending to their own fenfations , become acquainted with the important admonitions of nature , will obferve certain feverish and uneafy fymptoms , regularly ...
... fhew us was defigned for flumber and refreshment N T E. and * They who , by attending to their own fenfations , become acquainted with the important admonitions of nature , will obferve certain feverish and uneafy fymptoms , regularly ...
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... fhew his letters patent , in proof of the fact , before it can be confidered as judicially before the court . →→ -Suppofe the earl of Westmorland fhould come forward to fhew his official qualification by his letters patent , and that ...
... fhew his letters patent , in proof of the fact , before it can be confidered as judicially before the court . →→ -Suppofe the earl of Westmorland fhould come forward to fhew his official qualification by his letters patent , and that ...
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