The Edinburgh Magazine, Or, Literary Miscellany, Volumen14J. Sibbald, Parliament-Square, 1791 |
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... ftate has been fuch as to ne- glect that opinion , imagining it to be grounded upon fabulous foundations , as many things are that are afferted of King Arthur . Only this doth convey fome fhew with it , that , now fome hundred years ...
... ftate has been fuch as to ne- glect that opinion , imagining it to be grounded upon fabulous foundations , as many things are that are afferted of King Arthur . Only this doth convey fome fhew with it , that , now fome hundred years ...
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... ftate , feparated by channels or furrows ; but many well defined re- gular priims are to be obferved . At the foot of the fteep , and almost per- pendicular bank on which this rock lies , is a morafs of about 9 acres of fhell marl . But ...
... ftate , feparated by channels or furrows ; but many well defined re- gular priims are to be obferved . At the foot of the fteep , and almost per- pendicular bank on which this rock lies , is a morafs of about 9 acres of fhell marl . But ...
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... ftate of reciprocal benignity , in which laws fhall be no longer neceffary . Men are first wild and unfocial , living each man to himfelf , taking from the weak , and lofing to the ftrong . In their first coalitions of fociety , much c ...
... ftate of reciprocal benignity , in which laws fhall be no longer neceffary . Men are first wild and unfocial , living each man to himfelf , taking from the weak , and lofing to the ftrong . In their first coalitions of fociety , much c ...
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... ftate , of his Majesty's intention to confer on him an annual penfion for I fe of 100 1. " confider- ing his diftingu fhed talents , and great literary merit , and the importance of the very ufeful and laborious work in which he was fo ...
... ftate , of his Majesty's intention to confer on him an annual penfion for I fe of 100 1. " confider- ing his diftingu fhed talents , and great literary merit , and the importance of the very ufeful and laborious work in which he was fo ...
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... ftate of con- ftant expectation . The Queen , at times , faid a few words indiftinctly . M. Lauce went out frequently , at the request of the King , to prevent a tumult , and af- fure the people that it was only a com mon traveller ...
... ftate of con- ftant expectation . The Queen , at times , faid a few words indiftinctly . M. Lauce went out frequently , at the request of the King , to prevent a tumult , and af- fure the people that it was only a com mon traveller ...
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Página 111 - He, my fervant, is dear to me, who is free from enmity; merciful, and exempt from pride and felfimnefs ; who is the fame in pain and in pleafure; patient of wrongs ; contented ; and whofe mind is fixed on me alone. " He is my beloved, of whom mankind is not afraid, and who is not afraid of mankind; who is unfoiicitous about events; to whom praife and blame are as one...
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