The European Magazine, and London Review, Volum 20Philological Society of London, 1791 |
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... death bed , which breathes the fentiments of a hero , a man , a Christian : < SIRE , par Je " AUSSITOT que j'ai reçu vos ordres , je fuis parti d'Infpruk pour me rendre à Vienne , mais je ne trouve arreté ici les ordres d'un plus grand ...
... death bed , which breathes the fentiments of a hero , a man , a Christian : < SIRE , par Je " AUSSITOT que j'ai reçu vos ordres , je fuis parti d'Infpruk pour me rendre à Vienne , mais je ne trouve arreté ici les ordres d'un plus grand ...
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... death , may likewife " fave a foul alive ! " Sudden death gives no time for repentance ; if , therefore , as Chriftians , we believe what we profefs , we cannot but wish to recal to life those unhappy perfons whose diseases , by putting ...
... death , may likewife " fave a foul alive ! " Sudden death gives no time for repentance ; if , therefore , as Chriftians , we believe what we profefs , we cannot but wish to recal to life those unhappy perfons whose diseases , by putting ...
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... death , which occafioned fever al ftudents to pen lamentations on his death , among whom was this Milton and Clieve- land . I was defired by others to make thefe two tranflations , which was the oc- cafion that I penned them . I was ...
... death , which occafioned fever al ftudents to pen lamentations on his death , among whom was this Milton and Clieve- land . I was defired by others to make thefe two tranflations , which was the oc- cafion that I penned them . I was ...
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