Universal Magazine of Knowledge and Pleasure, Volume 33Pub. for J. Hinton, 1763 |
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Page 109
... manner of it exceeds all defcription , it not being equalled in the memory of the oldeft man living . About half past twelve a pitchy cloud came over us , which caufed a great darkness , and prelently the wind rifing , attended with ...
... manner of it exceeds all defcription , it not being equalled in the memory of the oldeft man living . About half past twelve a pitchy cloud came over us , which caufed a great darkness , and prelently the wind rifing , attended with ...
Page 180
... manner of regard to the advice of his father's ghoft . Such a treat- ment of it was perfectly agreeable to the Duke's manner in general . And to the fame purpofe Sir Henry Wotton ( who , by the bye , if he had heard of the apparition ...
... manner of regard to the advice of his father's ghoft . Such a treat- ment of it was perfectly agreeable to the Duke's manner in general . And to the fame purpofe Sir Henry Wotton ( who , by the bye , if he had heard of the apparition ...
Page 288
... manner , that ac- tion must appear to deferve punishment , which appears to be the proper and appro- ved object of that fentiment which most immediately and directly prompts us to punifh , or to inflict evil upon another . The fentiment ...
... manner , that ac- tion must appear to deferve punishment , which appears to be the proper and appro- ved object of that fentiment which most immediately and directly prompts us to punifh , or to inflict evil upon another . The fentiment ...
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