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His character , however , was thought fo ambiguous by fome , even among the Catholics themselves , that fome time after Becket's death , it was publicly debated in the univerfity of Paris , " Whether the foul of Becket was in heaven or ...
His character , however , was thought fo ambiguous by fome , even among the Catholics themselves , that fome time after Becket's death , it was publicly debated in the univerfity of Paris , " Whether the foul of Becket was in heaven or ...
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... not have been admirable without this rufticity , and would certainly have thought very meanly of moft modern paftorals , where fhepherds and country louts hold infipid converfation with the affectation of delicacy and refinement .
... not have been admirable without this rufticity , and would certainly have thought very meanly of moft modern paftorals , where fhepherds and country louts hold infipid converfation with the affectation of delicacy and refinement .
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In this letter I fhall include my route to Sidmouth , fpecifying the towns through which I paffed , and noticing what may be thought most remarkable refpecting them . I left London on Tuesday , July 9 , in a poft - chaife , accompanied ...
In this letter I fhall include my route to Sidmouth , fpecifying the towns through which I paffed , and noticing what may be thought most remarkable refpecting them . I left London on Tuesday , July 9 , in a poft - chaife , accompanied ...
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Whether the effigy of this profound and fubtle doctor , was thought neceffary for the due mixture of the ingredients , or whether this grave metaphyfician ever indulged in fuch delicious draughts ...
Whether the effigy of this profound and fubtle doctor , was thought neceffary for the due mixture of the ingredients , or whether this grave metaphyfician ever indulged in fuch delicious draughts ...
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Thefe pieces fhew confiderable thought , and an extenfive acquaintance with his fubject . The fecond of these differtations refers to certain affertions of Mr. Coxe ; which are undoubtedly worthy of that gentleman's confideration .
Thefe pieces fhew confiderable thought , and an extenfive acquaintance with his fubject . The fecond of these differtations refers to certain affertions of Mr. Coxe ; which are undoubtedly worthy of that gentleman's confideration .
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