Universal Magazine of Knowledge and Pleasure, Volume 33Pub. for J. Hinton, 1763 |
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Page 106
... thought proper not to fire . A little after this , the mob difperfed . The next morning they feemed quiet ; but had pre- pared against evening a black coffin , in order to proceed , in a regular form , to burial . They had alfo prepared ...
... thought proper not to fire . A little after this , the mob difperfed . The next morning they feemed quiet ; but had pre- pared against evening a black coffin , in order to proceed , in a regular form , to burial . They had alfo prepared ...
Page 182
... thought , had not been faulty to him , was as great - hearted as he ( and thought the very fufpecting him to be an injury unpardonable ) without any reply to the particulars declared , " That he neither cat- ed for his friendship , nor ...
... thought , had not been faulty to him , was as great - hearted as he ( and thought the very fufpecting him to be an injury unpardonable ) without any reply to the particulars declared , " That he neither cat- ed for his friendship , nor ...
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... thought , That Nature could be ever brought To yield her right to Reafon's laws , And quietly give up her caufe . But to my story I'll return , Left you fhould with impatience burn To know th ' event ; the man grew old , And thought ...
... thought , That Nature could be ever brought To yield her right to Reafon's laws , And quietly give up her caufe . But to my story I'll return , Left you fhould with impatience burn To know th ' event ; the man grew old , And thought ...
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