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... See the beginning of his Soliloquy , p . all that this worthy parent could do , was to fhew the utmost care and attention that he was able toward him , in fo unfortunate a fituation ; and this goodness of his left fo trong an impreffion ...
... See the beginning of his Soliloquy , p . all that this worthy parent could do , was to fhew the utmost care and attention that he was able toward him , in fo unfortunate a fituation ; and this goodness of his left fo trong an impreffion ...
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... see a Nativity by Jervaife equal ( perhaps fuperior in effect ) to any on canvas . Mufic has ftill made farther ftrides towards perfection . Vulgar annual fongs were once confidered as almost a part of the inftitution . Handel's ...
... see a Nativity by Jervaife equal ( perhaps fuperior in effect ) to any on canvas . Mufic has ftill made farther ftrides towards perfection . Vulgar annual fongs were once confidered as almost a part of the inftitution . Handel's ...
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... See Hutchins's Dorsetshire , vol . i . p . 54 . Literary Relicks , 1789 , p . 396 . In 1716 he was made Governor of Jamaica , but. their palaces with the beauties of his fculpture . The Alto Relievo on the front of the SHAKSPEARE GALLERY ...
... See Hutchins's Dorsetshire , vol . i . p . 54 . Literary Relicks , 1789 , p . 396 . In 1716 he was made Governor of Jamaica , but. their palaces with the beauties of his fculpture . The Alto Relievo on the front of the SHAKSPEARE GALLERY ...
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