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... himself that Santo bad been inspired to demand his wife ; and , like a good myfulman , bolding it impious to refift the decrees of fate , be readily fought the lady to dispose her for the vifit . This , ut feems , proved a lefs ...
... himself that Santo bad been inspired to demand his wife ; and , like a good myfulman , bolding it impious to refift the decrees of fate , be readily fought the lady to dispose her for the vifit . This , ut feems , proved a lefs ...
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... himself a commission for commanding by fea in North America , and brought to Mr. Graves Admiralty orders , dated the 9th of June , for his proceeding with the London to Jamaica and for putting himself under the fenior officer on that ...
... himself a commission for commanding by fea in North America , and brought to Mr. Graves Admiralty orders , dated the 9th of June , for his proceeding with the London to Jamaica and for putting himself under the fenior officer on that ...
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... himself unquali- fied for the high station of the Minifter of the Crown , he could not think himself juftified in confcience to decline . The Eaft India bill , brought in by the Right Hon . Gentleman , a bill fo violent in its form as ...
... himself unquali- fied for the high station of the Minifter of the Crown , he could not think himself juftified in confcience to decline . The Eaft India bill , brought in by the Right Hon . Gentleman , a bill fo violent in its form as ...
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... himself , if it was withdrawn , or thrown out , to propofe one lefs violent in its prin- ciple , and , as he thought , more adequate to its purpofes . Would any man object to his moving for leave to bring in that bill ? Would not all ...
... himself , if it was withdrawn , or thrown out , to propofe one lefs violent in its prin- ciple , and , as he thought , more adequate to its purpofes . Would any man object to his moving for leave to bring in that bill ? Would not all ...
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... himself in a vein of humour , that created a good deal of laughter ; he cau- tioned Lord North against the danger of ufing ridiculous epithets , and faid , he fhould not wonder in a few days to fee a lufty figure , a ftriking ...
... himself in a vein of humour , that created a good deal of laughter ; he cau- tioned Lord North against the danger of ufing ridiculous epithets , and faid , he fhould not wonder in a few days to fee a lufty figure , a ftriking ...
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