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... for the firit time forgetting his faith and his friend , was forced by his ill - fated paffion to pray for the ... him to attempt the rescue of their friends , and , when once in his city , might easily be entrapped and difpatched .
... for the firit time forgetting his faith and his friend , was forced by his ill - fated paffion to pray for the ... him to attempt the rescue of their friends , and , when once in his city , might easily be entrapped and difpatched .
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... over- come by the exertions of its friends , the buildings were commenced in the year 1790 in Guilford - street , to the eastward of Lamb's Conduit - street ; and from that time have been unceasingly profecuted to the prefent year .
... over- come by the exertions of its friends , the buildings were commenced in the year 1790 in Guilford - street , to the eastward of Lamb's Conduit - street ; and from that time have been unceasingly profecuted to the prefent year .
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Even till more : This barbaric rage was not only directed against our enemies , but againft our warmeft and moft zealous friends . The fact was inftanced in the late conflagration of the loyal ...
Even till more : This barbaric rage was not only directed against our enemies , but againft our warmeft and moft zealous friends . The fact was inftanced in the late conflagration of the loyal ...
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... through the inter- vention of common friends . On the elevation of Lord George Ger- maine to the Peerage , the late Marquis of Carmarthen moved , " That it is ex- tremely reprehenfible in any Minifter , and highly derogatory to the ...
... through the inter- vention of common friends . On the elevation of Lord George Ger- maine to the Peerage , the late Marquis of Carmarthen moved , " That it is ex- tremely reprehenfible in any Minifter , and highly derogatory to the ...
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WIY tarrieft thou , my pretty bird , When all thy friends are flown ? How can't thou overtake their flight , Or tell where they are gone ? K. L. Why tarrieft thou , my pretty bird ? Cold is the midnight air ; And nipping frofts and ...
WIY tarrieft thou , my pretty bird , When all thy friends are flown ? How can't thou overtake their flight , Or tell where they are gone ? K. L. Why tarrieft thou , my pretty bird ? Cold is the midnight air ; And nipping frofts and ...
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| Titel | The Monthly magazine, Band 23 |
| Autor/in | Monthly literary register |
| Veröffentlicht | 1807 |
| Original von | Oxford University |
| Digitalisiert | 19. Okt. 2006 |
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