The European Magazine, and London Review, Band 45Philological Society of London, 1804 |
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... called the English Pale , they cantonized the whole ountry among ten English families , and called themselves owners and lords of all : nothing was left to be granted to , or enjoyed by , the natives : nor is there a record , for the ...
... called the English Pale , they cantonized the whole ountry among ten English families , and called themselves owners and lords of all : nothing was left to be granted to , or enjoyed by , the natives : nor is there a record , for the ...
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... called the hour ; that they would then fearch the lane for him , and take him if they poffibly could . They agreed on a watch - word , by which to know each other . The one was to fay , " Who comes there ? " and the other to answer ...
... called the hour ; that they would then fearch the lane for him , and take him if they poffibly could . They agreed on a watch - word , by which to know each other . The one was to fay , " Who comes there ? " and the other to answer ...
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... called upon her one morning ; the was dreffing . He did not fend up his name ; but the young Lady that was her companion , to the interrogatories of Mrs. G. refpecting her vifitor , re- plied , that he was a little man , mean in his ...
... called upon her one morning ; the was dreffing . He did not fend up his name ; but the young Lady that was her companion , to the interrogatories of Mrs. G. refpecting her vifitor , re- plied , that he was a little man , mean in his ...
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European Magazine | 7 |
Story of Dick the Negro | 18 |
Some Account of Henry Bracken | 26 |
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