The Oxford Magazine: Or, Universal Museum, Томове 8–91772 |
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... never to en- with a grandee of Spain , at almost courage it , unlefs when exalted virtue every word ftiled him Your Excellency . and merit condefcend to receive from The Caftilian replied by calling him the hands of difcerning princes ...
... never to en- with a grandee of Spain , at almost courage it , unlefs when exalted virtue every word ftiled him Your Excellency . and merit condefcend to receive from The Caftilian replied by calling him the hands of difcerning princes ...
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... never to fee them more . This ftep of Mifs Aubery's opens all the embarraffments of the play- Mifs Bridgemore , making Tyrrell be- lieve that Lord Abberville , whom he meets on a visit at Fish - street - hill , has taken her away , and ...
... never to fee them more . This ftep of Mifs Aubery's opens all the embarraffments of the play- Mifs Bridgemore , making Tyrrell be- lieve that Lord Abberville , whom he meets on a visit at Fish - street - hill , has taken her away , and ...
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... never were refinements upon fenfual plea- fures carried to fuch an extravagance ; delicacies for the palate are now fo much improved , that repafts serve no longer the end of nourishment , but of gluttony and debauchery ; and mu- fic ...
... never were refinements upon fenfual plea- fures carried to fuch an extravagance ; delicacies for the palate are now fo much improved , that repafts serve no longer the end of nourishment , but of gluttony and debauchery ; and mu- fic ...
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... never could utterly extirpate from the breasts of their fubjects all paffion and intereft , but they took meatures fo well , that they yielded to reafon and equity . " A wife prince cannot do better , than to examine hiftory , and atten ...
... never could utterly extirpate from the breasts of their fubjects all paffion and intereft , but they took meatures fo well , that they yielded to reafon and equity . " A wife prince cannot do better , than to examine hiftory , and atten ...
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... never fhrunk from any danger in the fupport of the laws of my country . But I aver that upon a clofe examination of the ftatute law of this Kingdom , the deliberate judgement of one of our fuperior Courts of Juftice , and the Letter ...
... never fhrunk from any danger in the fupport of the laws of my country . But I aver that upon a clofe examination of the ftatute law of this Kingdom , the deliberate judgement of one of our fuperior Courts of Juftice , and the Letter ...
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