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... propos'd at one of their meetings to bring over Lord MULGRĀVE , and to communicate their design to him ; upon which the Earl of SHREWSBURY said , " If 16.
... propos'd at one of their meetings to bring over Lord MULGRĀVE , and to communicate their design to him ; upon which the Earl of SHREWSBURY said , " If 16.
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... that the Dutchess herself has said , that whenever they have had any difference , ( which in twelve or thirteen years narriage must sometimes happen ) and he has been in a little passion , because he could not bring her to think ...
... that the Dutchess herself has said , that whenever they have had any difference , ( which in twelve or thirteen years narriage must sometimes happen ) and he has been in a little passion , because he could not bring her to think ...
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1st , THERE is nothing in these words importing any obligation on the Judges after the case hath once been stated and brought into Parliament ; they are only directed to stay proceedings , and to bring it hither .
1st , THERE is nothing in these words importing any obligation on the Judges after the case hath once been stated and brought into Parliament ; they are only directed to stay proceedings , and to bring it hither .
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A SHORT LIFE OF THE DUKE | 11 |
Loves SLAVERY AND OTHER POEMS page | 27 |
ON FRIENDSHIP page | 65 |
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