The European Magazine, and London Review, Volum 18Philological Society of London, 1790 |
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... whose benevolence is ad- mired . Vicious principles naturally create an abhorrence , at least a diflike of the un- happy infected perfon , nor can we converse with freedom and eafe with one , whose actions we deteft , and whofe defigns ...
... whose benevolence is ad- mired . Vicious principles naturally create an abhorrence , at least a diflike of the un- happy infected perfon , nor can we converse with freedom and eafe with one , whose actions we deteft , and whofe defigns ...
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... whose information , we believe , may be relied on : At one of the towns where the Norwich Company performed , the Play of Measure for Measure was acted ; the part of the Duke by Mr. Peterfon , that of Claudio by Mr. Moody . In the scene ...
... whose information , we believe , may be relied on : At one of the towns where the Norwich Company performed , the Play of Measure for Measure was acted ; the part of the Duke by Mr. Peterfon , that of Claudio by Mr. Moody . In the scene ...
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... whose conduct has precluded them from every claim to this general pardon ; and of those culprits , whose crimes are dif- tinct from the diforders committed during the late infurrection . At the fame time , it is to be understood , that ...
... whose conduct has precluded them from every claim to this general pardon ; and of those culprits , whose crimes are dif- tinct from the diforders committed during the late infurrection . At the fame time , it is to be understood , that ...
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