The London Magazine, Or, Gentleman's Monthly Intelligencer, Volume 38R. Baldwin, 1769 |
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... gave the electors a jutt cause to be diffatisfied , they were utterly impro- per for future confidence , and no thinking well wither to the happiness of his country would , on any confi- deration , favour them with his voice . But ...
... gave the electors a jutt cause to be diffatisfied , they were utterly impro- per for future confidence , and no thinking well wither to the happiness of his country would , on any confi- deration , favour them with his voice . But ...
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... gave all the rights of a law . ful fon , and was made in the king's prefence , who gave orders to have let- ters patent drawn up . Eftates were dif tinguifhed into three forts ; property per- fonal , which was at the free difpofal of ...
... gave all the rights of a law . ful fon , and was made in the king's prefence , who gave orders to have let- ters patent drawn up . Eftates were dif tinguifhed into three forts ; property per- fonal , which was at the free difpofal of ...
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... gave my pen too much liberty , I flattered myself I fhould ob- F. Throw away your pen for fhame . tain your pardon , if I could not merit . But furely you do not in earnest your approbation . But if I proceed think I meant by the word ...
... gave my pen too much liberty , I flattered myself I fhould ob- F. Throw away your pen for fhame . tain your pardon , if I could not merit . But furely you do not in earnest your approbation . But if I proceed think I meant by the word ...
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... gave an answer of that kind to a minister --- who answered coolly ... this , my lord , is not the way to Winchester . Would not fuch an answer have the fame ef- fect upon you as it had upon the bishop , and make you immediately grant ...
... gave an answer of that kind to a minister --- who answered coolly ... this , my lord , is not the way to Winchester . Would not fuch an answer have the fame ef- fect upon you as it had upon the bishop , and make you immediately grant ...
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... gave on the glaring improprieties of my behaviour . Volatile and vain , my regards were folely centered in myfelf , and I ima- gined him either unnatural or kind , as he confulted the gratification of my wifhes ; yet though I expected ...
... gave on the glaring improprieties of my behaviour . Volatile and vain , my regards were folely centered in myfelf , and I ima- gined him either unnatural or kind , as he confulted the gratification of my wifhes ; yet though I expected ...
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