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... several places , through hafte in writing , almost unintelligible . The future cor- refpondence of Z. is earnestly folicited - his favours will be highly prized . The Friend - very friendly . A few more fuch friends are wanting . Junius ...
... several places , through hafte in writing , almost unintelligible . The future cor- refpondence of Z. is earnestly folicited - his favours will be highly prized . The Friend - very friendly . A few more fuch friends are wanting . Junius ...
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What time I could redeem from other neceffary , business for several years paft , has been employed in fuch dif- quifitions and experiments , as might tend to facilitate the art of making fteel , and others near akin to it . Those ...
What time I could redeem from other neceffary , business for several years paft , has been employed in fuch dif- quifitions and experiments , as might tend to facilitate the art of making fteel , and others near akin to it . Those ...
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... as judicious as the former . The Ode to Peace fhall have a place . Several other favours are come to hand , but too late either for infertion or particular notice this month . } THE NEW - YORK MAGAZINE ; O R , LITERARY.
... as judicious as the former . The Ode to Peace fhall have a place . Several other favours are come to hand , but too late either for infertion or particular notice this month . } THE NEW - YORK MAGAZINE ; O R , LITERARY.
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... several years before their worthy father . Happy for us both , had we accompanied them . I vowed to devote my future cares to the instruction of my lovely daughter , and to abandon every fur- ther purfuit in the acquifition of riches ...
... several years before their worthy father . Happy for us both , had we accompanied them . I vowed to devote my future cares to the instruction of my lovely daughter , and to abandon every fur- ther purfuit in the acquifition of riches ...
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... Several little negro girls were in the room : fome were fanning the ladies , to cool them and keep off the flies , others were minding the chil- dren , and a poor devil was ftanding in a corner upon one leg , holding the other up with ...
... Several little negro girls were in the room : fome were fanning the ladies , to cool them and keep off the flies , others were minding the chil- dren , and a poor devil was ftanding in a corner upon one leg , holding the other up with ...
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