Universal Magazine of Knowledge and Pleasure, Volumen35Pub. for J. Hinton., 1764 |
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... best under water ; a mole under ground ; and a bat in the dark . A clear and piercing air , which is reviving to fome , proves pernicious to others . And that kind of light which helps the fight of June 30 . Ο News foreign Venice , June ...
... best under water ; a mole under ground ; and a bat in the dark . A clear and piercing air , which is reviving to fome , proves pernicious to others . And that kind of light which helps the fight of June 30 . Ο News foreign Venice , June ...
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... best of ends- That cruelty , which , stranger to the brave , Dwells only with the coward and the slave ; That cruelty , which led her Christian bands With more than savage rage o'er savage lands , Bade her , without remorse , whole ...
... best of ends- That cruelty , which , stranger to the brave , Dwells only with the coward and the slave ; That cruelty , which led her Christian bands With more than savage rage o'er savage lands , Bade her , without remorse , whole ...
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... best knew Mr. Legge , and his affairs , know to have been ill founded . He did not tranfgrefs the bounds of his for tune , and involve his pofterity in difficulties , in order to purchase to himielf the tempora ry fame of splendor and ...
... best knew Mr. Legge , and his affairs , know to have been ill founded . He did not tranfgrefs the bounds of his for tune , and involve his pofterity in difficulties , in order to purchase to himielf the tempora ry fame of splendor and ...
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