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... : chard when he was a boy ; but however this be , it is certain , that except a church or chapter leafe y hich was not renewed , Thomas never poffeffed more * than Sketch . than one hundred pounds a year ; this 2 AN ACCOUNT OF THE.
... : chard when he was a boy ; but however this be , it is certain , that except a church or chapter leafe y hich was not renewed , Thomas never poffeffed more * than Sketch . than one hundred pounds a year ; this 2 AN ACCOUNT OF THE.
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... certain , but the reafon which fhe and her companion then gave for their leaving England , was , that in Ireland Mr. Deane Swift fays 18 , but it appears by the poem on her birth - day in 1718 , that the was then but 34 ; the Dean fays ...
... certain , but the reafon which fhe and her companion then gave for their leaving England , was , that in Ireland Mr. Deane Swift fays 18 , but it appears by the poem on her birth - day in 1718 , that the was then but 34 ; the Dean fays ...
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... certain great lady having mifreprefented his principles and cha- racter , her majefty gave it to another ; of this injury , however , the archbishop was afterwards J.R. 271. truly fenfible , expreffed great forrow for it , and defired ...
... certain great lady having mifreprefented his principles and cha- racter , her majefty gave it to another ; of this injury , however , the archbishop was afterwards J.R. 271. truly fenfible , expreffed great forrow for it , and defired ...
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... certain lengths which they would have had him , this being in fome fort Mr. Harley's own cafe . Letter to King , val . XII . Mr. Harley received him with the utmost kindness and refpect , he fat with him two hours in company , and two ...
... certain lengths which they would have had him , this being in fome fort Mr. Harley's own cafe . Letter to King , val . XII . Mr. Harley received him with the utmost kindness and refpect , he fat with him two hours in company , and two ...
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... certain he thought lord Oxford too flow , and he once told him fo in a manner that fhews both his in- tegrity and the freedom of his conversation with thofe who have a prescriptive right to fervility and adula- tion : he had received a ...
... certain he thought lord Oxford too flow , and he once told him fo in a manner that fhews both his in- tegrity and the freedom of his conversation with thofe who have a prescriptive right to fervility and adula- tion : he had received a ...
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