The European Magazine, and London Review, Volum 45Philological Society of London, 1804 |
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... Never , was a worse job done . You have fpoilt my pavement , and then covered it , with earth , merely to hide your bungling work . " 46 " Ah ! Doctor ! Doctor ! " faid the man , there have been many worfe jobs done than this : but if ...
... Never , was a worse job done . You have fpoilt my pavement , and then covered it , with earth , merely to hide your bungling work . " 46 " Ah ! Doctor ! Doctor ! " faid the man , there have been many worfe jobs done than this : but if ...
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... never opened , except on the confummation of hy . meneal rites , and the more ferious moment when the corporeal frame is conveyed to its long home . There is fomething awful and folemn in the obfervance of this cuftom , which im ...
... never opened , except on the confummation of hy . meneal rites , and the more ferious moment when the corporeal frame is conveyed to its long home . There is fomething awful and folemn in the obfervance of this cuftom , which im ...
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... never be put into the hands of perfons fo qualified ; and at leaft the mistakes committed by ignorance in a virtuous difpolition can never be of fuch fatal confequence to the public weal as the practices of a man whofe inclinations lead ...
... never be put into the hands of perfons fo qualified ; and at leaft the mistakes committed by ignorance in a virtuous difpolition can never be of fuch fatal confequence to the public weal as the practices of a man whofe inclinations lead ...
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Story of Dick the Negro | 18 |
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