Elegant Extracts: Or, Useful and Entertaining Pieces of Poetry Selected for the Impropvement of Young Persons Being Similar in Design to Elegant Extracts in Prose, Том 2J. Johnson, 1801 |
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... lord , with fubmiffion , could not but awaken all my reflection and attention . Your lord- fhip's opinion of me as a poet , I cannot help ; it is yours , my lord , and that were enough to mortify a poor man ; but it is not yours alone ...
... lord , with fubmiffion , could not but awaken all my reflection and attention . Your lord- fhip's opinion of me as a poet , I cannot help ; it is yours , my lord , and that were enough to mortify a poor man ; but it is not yours alone ...
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... lord is the legal guardian , who ufually affigns fome relation of the infant tenant to act in his fiead and he , like guardian in focage , is accountable to his ward for the profits . - Of fines , fome are in the nature of primer ...
... lord is the legal guardian , who ufually affigns fome relation of the infant tenant to act in his fiead and he , like guardian in focage , is accountable to his ward for the profits . - Of fines , fome are in the nature of primer ...
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... lord , from whom I have received many favours , be- haves to me as if he was the perfon oblig- ed ; while his lordship's brother , who has conferred no favour on me but borrowing my money , which he never intends to pay , behaves as if ...
... lord , from whom I have received many favours , be- haves to me as if he was the perfon oblig- ed ; while his lordship's brother , who has conferred no favour on me but borrowing my money , which he never intends to pay , behaves as if ...
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