Parriana: Or, Notices of the Rev. Samuel Parr ...H. Colburn, 1829 |
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... present and future in- terest , by the prospect of which their fears and their hopes can be made subservient to their present or future happiness , pass in review before us , when we peruse the immortal writings of this learned , wise ...
... present and future in- terest , by the prospect of which their fears and their hopes can be made subservient to their present or future happiness , pass in review before us , when we peruse the immortal writings of this learned , wise ...
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... present Majesty , applied to Dr. TUCKER to draw up a dissertation on this subject , for the perusal of his royal pupil . It was accordingly done and gave great satisfaction . This work , under the title of the Elements of Commerce was ...
... present Majesty , applied to Dr. TUCKER to draw up a dissertation on this subject , for the perusal of his royal pupil . It was accordingly done and gave great satisfaction . This work , under the title of the Elements of Commerce was ...
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... present de- signs do , you are as much concerned in them , as the Powers on the continent themselves . 66 Besides , in the present moment , should fair proposals be refused , so great are the efforts to be made , and so extensive the ...
... present de- signs do , you are as much concerned in them , as the Powers on the continent themselves . 66 Besides , in the present moment , should fair proposals be refused , so great are the efforts to be made , and so extensive the ...
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... present at his table : according to what I used to hear from those , who had , my loss was not very considerable . The deportment , of the master of the house used to be , according to those reports , more suitable to a funeral than a ...
... present at his table : according to what I used to hear from those , who had , my loss was not very considerable . The deportment , of the master of the house used to be , according to those reports , more suitable to a funeral than a ...
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... present inference ; for I do not recollect that he himself was there . At that board Frank- lin stood as the silent , and necessarily defenceless butt of his eloquent invectives . No hesitation then self and language were in equal ...
... present inference ; for I do not recollect that he himself was there . At that board Frank- lin stood as the silent , and necessarily defenceless butt of his eloquent invectives . No hesitation then self and language were in equal ...
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