Universal Magazine of Knowledge and Pleasure, Volume 33Pub. for J. Hinton, 1763 |
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Page 47
... themselves at last obli- ged to comply with and affift the apparent inclinations of that Gentleman ; not that they were blind to the confequences he meant to draw from it with the people , but that they might acquit themselves of their ...
... themselves at last obli- ged to comply with and affift the apparent inclinations of that Gentleman ; not that they were blind to the confequences he meant to draw from it with the people , but that they might acquit themselves of their ...
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... themselves with the plunder of the public . The appellation of a Gentleman is ne- ver to be affixed to any man's circumftan- ces , but to his behaviour in them . Juft- nefs of thought , refinement of manners , good - breeding , and ...
... themselves with the plunder of the public . The appellation of a Gentleman is ne- ver to be affixed to any man's circumftan- ces , but to his behaviour in them . Juft- nefs of thought , refinement of manners , good - breeding , and ...
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... themselves while they were there , fo did they at their coming a- way : For though they knew 2000 French landed , that morning , in the island , and there were at least 3000 in the two forts , the great one and the little one ( of which ...
... themselves while they were there , fo did they at their coming a- way : For though they knew 2000 French landed , that morning , in the island , and there were at least 3000 in the two forts , the great one and the little one ( of which ...
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