The European Magazine, and London Review, Volum 45Philological Society of London, 1804 |
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... lived in this family about a year , but did not get the daugh ter , her grandfather refuting his con- fent to her marriage with a ftranger a That they have a fort of religion , with priests and churches , but do not keepi Sunday nor go ...
... lived in this family about a year , but did not get the daugh ter , her grandfather refuting his con- fent to her marriage with a ftranger a That they have a fort of religion , with priests and churches , but do not keepi Sunday nor go ...
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... lived till the 24th of next month . He continued com- pofed , and cheerful , to the end . He had been apprifed of his diffolution for fome days . " DR . PRIESTLEY - Extract from a Com- munication in the Philadelphia Gazette . " Since ...
... lived till the 24th of next month . He continued com- pofed , and cheerful , to the end . He had been apprifed of his diffolution for fome days . " DR . PRIESTLEY - Extract from a Com- munication in the Philadelphia Gazette . " Since ...
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... lived together in the greatest harmony for this fortnight paft : when the chickens go from the cat , the immediately fetches them back in her mouth , and is as fond of them as he is of the kittens . An extraordinary circumftance was ...
... lived together in the greatest harmony for this fortnight paft : when the chickens go from the cat , the immediately fetches them back in her mouth , and is as fond of them as he is of the kittens . An extraordinary circumftance was ...
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