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... desire to have a patent for making of wings , and that none shall pre- sume to fly , under pain of death , with wings of any other man's making . I intend to work for the court myself , and will have journeymen under me to furnish the ...
... desire to have a patent for making of wings , and that none shall pre- sume to fly , under pain of death , with wings of any other man's making . I intend to work for the court myself , and will have journeymen under me to furnish the ...
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you will invite the city into it , and desire those who have any thing by them relating to that part of natural history , to communicate it to , • Sir , ' Your humble servant , ' HUMPHREY BINICORN . ' SIR , ' I HUMBLY beg ... desire ...
you will invite the city into it , and desire those who have any thing by them relating to that part of natural history , to communicate it to , • Sir , ' Your humble servant , ' HUMPHREY BINICORN . ' SIR , ' I HUMBLY beg ... desire ...
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... desire to make trial of my valour by so fair a course as you require . A witness whereof yourself shall be , who within a month shall receive a strict ac- count of time , place and weapon , where you shall find me ready disposed to give ...
... desire to make trial of my valour by so fair a course as you require . A witness whereof yourself shall be , who within a month shall receive a strict ac- count of time , place and weapon , where you shall find me ready disposed to give ...
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