The Harleian Miscellany: A Collection of Scarce, Curious, and Entertaining Pamphlets and Tracts, as Well in Manuscript as in Print, Том 5Robert Dutton, 1810 |
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... thee is the very pit of hell , and a shop of tormenters . I now do relate in good earnest what mine own eyes have seen : At Prague in Bohemia , upon the roofs of their churches , are thousands of iron bullets , whips , and fire - balls ...
... thee is the very pit of hell , and a shop of tormenters . I now do relate in good earnest what mine own eyes have seen : At Prague in Bohemia , upon the roofs of their churches , are thousands of iron bullets , whips , and fire - balls ...
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... thee what , brother , I can compare England more com- modiously to nothing than a lion which lay sleeping by the way - side ; the traveller , coming by , would needs make sport with the lion , as he said , by hollowing in his ear to ...
... thee what , brother , I can compare England more com- modiously to nothing than a lion which lay sleeping by the way - side ; the traveller , coming by , would needs make sport with the lion , as he said , by hollowing in his ear to ...
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... thee ; for thou hast taken pity upon our afflictions , and wilt set upright thine own cause , when the children of Edom and inhabitants of Babylon , cry , ' Down with the walls of Jerusalem ' , and insult with clapping their hands , to ...
... thee ; for thou hast taken pity upon our afflictions , and wilt set upright thine own cause , when the children of Edom and inhabitants of Babylon , cry , ' Down with the walls of Jerusalem ' , and insult with clapping their hands , to ...
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... thee believe , thou art the charge of our prophet Mahomet , instead of a death - like present itself , instead of a prison , this is thy palace : And , whereas thou camest in groveling , thou shalt go out triumphing ; the decrce of I ...
... thee believe , thou art the charge of our prophet Mahomet , instead of a death - like present itself , instead of a prison , this is thy palace : And , whereas thou camest in groveling , thou shalt go out triumphing ; the decrce of I ...
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... thee ; for thou hast taken pity upon our afflictions , and wilt set upright thine own cause , when the children of Edom and inhabitants of Babylon , cry , ' Down with the walls of Jerusalem ' , and insult with clapping their hands , to ...
... thee ; for thou hast taken pity upon our afflictions , and wilt set upright thine own cause , when the children of Edom and inhabitants of Babylon , cry , ' Down with the walls of Jerusalem ' , and insult with clapping their hands , to ...
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