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... and addrefs to infure power to herself , and feems to have been little folicitous for its continuance with the unfortunate family of Stuart , whofe fucceffion , as well as future welfare , her maxims were not calculated to promote .
... and addrefs to infure power to herself , and feems to have been little folicitous for its continuance with the unfortunate family of Stuart , whofe fucceffion , as well as future welfare , her maxims were not calculated to promote .
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Liberty , like an infant Jove , protected from the rage of profecution by priestly fanatics , now began to fhew itself abroad under the stern features of the puritan , whofe inflexibility of temper did not admit of thofe lenient ...
Liberty , like an infant Jove , protected from the rage of profecution by priestly fanatics , now began to fhew itself abroad under the stern features of the puritan , whofe inflexibility of temper did not admit of thofe lenient ...
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MIRANDA was born of parents , whofe fortune and rank in England obliged them to mix too much with the gay and diffipated . Her own mother died , when he was but , an infant : ---- her father , fhortly after , was married to a lady of ...
MIRANDA was born of parents , whofe fortune and rank in England obliged them to mix too much with the gay and diffipated . Her own mother died , when he was but , an infant : ---- her father , fhortly after , was married to a lady of ...
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The beautiful innocent , whofe breast was the treasury of every warm and generous virtue ; candidly told him , it had been long her wish to poffefs a fincere friend ; and as in him fhe found every requifite qualification , fhe fhould ...
The beautiful innocent , whofe breast was the treasury of every warm and generous virtue ; candidly told him , it had been long her wish to poffefs a fincere friend ; and as in him fhe found every requifite qualification , fhe fhould ...
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... ing thempartially , or when revealed in fuch a moner , as to give relief to their beauty it is certain , that many whofe faces I d at first thought exquifitely fine , from under a loofe veil , loft confiderably hen more exposed .
... ing thempartially , or when revealed in fuch a moner , as to give relief to their beauty it is certain , that many whofe faces I d at first thought exquifitely fine , from under a loofe veil , loft confiderably hen more exposed .
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