Universal Magazine of Knowledge and Pleasure, Volumen35Pub. for J. Hinton., 1764 |
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... Liddy , pierced to the quick by this effu- fion of forrows , kneeled down by me : Dear Moss , faid she , raise your innocent defires to Heaven ; implore the powerful protector that remains to you ; place your confidence . in him , walk ...
... Liddy , pierced to the quick by this effu- fion of forrows , kneeled down by me : Dear Moss , faid she , raise your innocent defires to Heaven ; implore the powerful protector that remains to you ; place your confidence . in him , walk ...
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... Liddy's fister , where the neceffity of lessening my expen- ces made me defirous to return . I gave two guineas a week to Mrs. Tomkins , and was always to pay them before they were due . Between Liddy and me , we had only twenty on ...
... Liddy's fister , where the neceffity of lessening my expen- ces made me defirous to return . I gave two guineas a week to Mrs. Tomkins , and was always to pay them before they were due . Between Liddy and me , we had only twenty on ...
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... Liddy to inform her of this happy event , I found her in tears , and Mr. Peters , a good Cler- gyman , holding both her hands , and speak- ing to her with great earnestness and fer- vency . He was the Pastor of a small village , fituate ...
... Liddy to inform her of this happy event , I found her in tears , and Mr. Peters , a good Cler- gyman , holding both her hands , and speak- ing to her with great earnestness and fer- vency . He was the Pastor of a small village , fituate ...
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