Prose Works, Volume 2Bell & Daldy, 1861 |
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Page 77
... tion I cannot believe how he that values time , and his own studies , or is but of a sensible nostril , should be able to en- dure . In this one thing I crave leave of the present licensers to be pardoned for so thinking : who doubtless ...
... tion I cannot believe how he that values time , and his own studies , or is but of a sensible nostril , should be able to en- dure . In this one thing I crave leave of the present licensers to be pardoned for so thinking : who doubtless ...
Page 146
... tion by us , or our heirs and successors . In which act of par- liament so to be passed , you are to take care , that all tenures in capite , and all rents and services as are now due , or which ought to be answered unto us out of the ...
... tion by us , or our heirs and successors . In which act of par- liament so to be passed , you are to take care , that all tenures in capite , and all rents and services as are now due , or which ought to be answered unto us out of the ...
Page 316
... tion first given him . For certainly , what benefit or advan- tage he shall reap by residing in your country , which he hopes will not be small , he cannot but he beholden for the greatest part of it to your favour and goodwill ; whose ...
... tion first given him . For certainly , what benefit or advan- tage he shall reap by residing in your country , which he hopes will not be small , he cannot but he beholden for the greatest part of it to your favour and goodwill ; whose ...
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proving that | 1 |
a Speech for the Liberty of Unlicensed Print | 48 |
A LETTER TO A FRIEND CONCERNING THE RUPTURES | 102 |
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