Universal Magazine of Knowledge and Pleasure, Niteet 68–69Pub. for J. Hinton, 1781 |
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... less it feels , will please and flat- ter more , And , meanly learned in that guilty trade , Can long abufe a fond , unthinking maid . And fince their lips , fo knowing to deceive , Thy unexperienc'd youth might foon be- lieve ; And ...
... less it feels , will please and flat- ter more , And , meanly learned in that guilty trade , Can long abufe a fond , unthinking maid . And fince their lips , fo knowing to deceive , Thy unexperienc'd youth might foon be- lieve ; And ...
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... less than 76 diftinct and dif- ferent forts of paper in ufe , on each of which he propofed laying a feparate tax of a certain fum per ream , and that would occa- fion him to make no less than 80 motions , which he did , viz . 76 motions ...
... less than 76 diftinct and dif- ferent forts of paper in ufe , on each of which he propofed laying a feparate tax of a certain fum per ream , and that would occa- fion him to make no less than 80 motions , which he did , viz . 76 motions ...
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... less than the other adven- turers of the age . They all confidered themselves as inftruments employed by Heaven to propagate the Chriftian Faith , and the less they were qualified either by their knowledge or morals for fuch a func ...
... less than the other adven- turers of the age . They all confidered themselves as inftruments employed by Heaven to propagate the Chriftian Faith , and the less they were qualified either by their knowledge or morals for fuch a func ...
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