The Scots Magazine, Band 3Sands, Brymer, Murray and Cochran, 1741 |
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... nature of Sir John Barnard's excu- fes . He has declared , that he finds his memory begins to fail . Great men are frequently difpofed to fufpect their own a- bilities , and undoubtedly may feel their fa- culties yielding upon the firft ...
... nature of Sir John Barnard's excu- fes . He has declared , that he finds his memory begins to fail . Great men are frequently difpofed to fufpect their own a- bilities , and undoubtedly may feel their fa- culties yielding upon the firft ...
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... nature or tyranny , but a peevifh , hafty , unthinking temper which he gives way to , and fometimes carries to a great height . It , Sir , this letter , and your thoughts on it , fhould have that effect which I am apt to think they will ...
... nature or tyranny , but a peevifh , hafty , unthinking temper which he gives way to , and fometimes carries to a great height . It , Sir , this letter , and your thoughts on it , fhould have that effect which I am apt to think they will ...
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... nature which fome perfons fhew on all occafions to their fervants , as if they had taken a refolution to be pleafed with nothing . This complaint I am fenfible is juft , as I am chamber- maid to a Lady , who , if I obey her VOL . III ...
... nature which fome perfons fhew on all occafions to their fervants , as if they had taken a refolution to be pleafed with nothing . This complaint I am fenfible is juft , as I am chamber- maid to a Lady , who , if I obey her VOL . III ...
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... nature ; fuch as , the abjuring and burning our covenants , fhedding the blood of the Lord's faints and fervants , indulgences and toleration ; the finful burying of the reforming period in the Revolution fettlement ; our uniting with ...
... nature ; fuch as , the abjuring and burning our covenants , fhedding the blood of the Lord's faints and fervants , indulgences and toleration ; the finful burying of the reforming period in the Revolution fettlement ; our uniting with ...
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... nature's works , And all be in confufion hurl'd , Virtue may ftand the fhock , fecure , Amidst the ruins of a world . Impaffive virtue , void of fear , Wou'd view the fcene without a maze , In pomp triumphant heav'n afcend , And fine ...
... nature's works , And all be in confufion hurl'd , Virtue may ftand the fhock , fecure , Amidst the ruins of a world . Impaffive virtue , void of fear , Wou'd view the fcene without a maze , In pomp triumphant heav'n afcend , And fine ...
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