Three Biographical Pamphlets, 1744-1745, Band 24Garland Pub., 1974 - 191 Seiten |
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... hand ' em to you , for this Ufe ; as they have contributed to give Light into his Life . I must beg leave to tell ... Hands ; for as you have managed it , it is very evident , that nei- ther ther these Helps , nor any thing elfe , that ...
... hand ' em to you , for this Ufe ; as they have contributed to give Light into his Life . I must beg leave to tell ... Hands ; for as you have managed it , it is very evident , that nei- ther ther these Helps , nor any thing elfe , that ...
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... Hands befide , and , in a man- ner , appropriating his Memory to yourself , has poffibly prevented fome other Hand from executing fuch a Piece with Justice to his Ashes , and handing to Pofterity a Work al- moft as valuable as thefe ...
... Hands befide , and , in a man- ner , appropriating his Memory to yourself , has poffibly prevented fome other Hand from executing fuch a Piece with Justice to his Ashes , and handing to Pofterity a Work al- moft as valuable as thefe ...
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... Hand , among the accurate Annals of Mr. G : And , as he is much more con- verfant with the Lives , Characters , & c . of Men of this Stamp , than I can pretend to be , I would not willingly anticipate a Thing , that will make fo great a ...
... Hand , among the accurate Annals of Mr. G : And , as he is much more con- verfant with the Lives , Characters , & c . of Men of this Stamp , than I can pretend to be , I would not willingly anticipate a Thing , that will make fo great a ...
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