The Scots Magazine, Band 4Sands, Brymer, Murray and Cochran, 1742 |
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... live , Or fpend your happy hour , And jolly welcome friends receive , With Nuthal's thirty - four ; Where friendly trees on yonder bill Abate the noon - tide ray , Near which the glittring , fruggling rill Finds out its crooked way ...
... live , Or fpend your happy hour , And jolly welcome friends receive , With Nuthal's thirty - four ; Where friendly trees on yonder bill Abate the noon - tide ray , Near which the glittring , fruggling rill Finds out its crooked way ...
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... lives warn to tope our noses , And feize each prefent minute ; That we may boaft , as well as they , The life we lead is fweet and gay : And more there's nothing in it . As Lynn and Warham you must quit , Your charming lake and fhady ...
... lives warn to tope our noses , And feize each prefent minute ; That we may boaft , as well as they , The life we lead is fweet and gay : And more there's nothing in it . As Lynn and Warham you must quit , Your charming lake and fhady ...
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... live eafily together , than to have their respective rights and privileges fully and clearly de- termined , fo as that every foldier may know the utmost he can expect , and that his landlord , or any other perfon he has to do with , may ...
... live eafily together , than to have their respective rights and privileges fully and clearly de- termined , fo as that every foldier may know the utmost he can expect , and that his landlord , or any other perfon he has to do with , may ...
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... live upon 4 d . as well as a foot- foldier ? Suppofe he allowed 8 d . for his horfe , he had 4 d . a - day for himself ; and with that , or with the worse fare for him- felf , he should have been content ; efpe- cially as he knew the ...
... live upon 4 d . as well as a foot- foldier ? Suppofe he allowed 8 d . for his horfe , he had 4 d . a - day for himself ; and with that , or with the worse fare for him- felf , he should have been content ; efpe- cially as he knew the ...
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... live eafily with one another . The innkeeper provided for the foldier the best he could afford for the money , because he thought himself obli- ged to do fo ; and the foldier often con- tented himself with the worse fare , rather than ...
... live eafily with one another . The innkeeper provided for the foldier the best he could afford for the money , because he thought himself obli- ged to do fo ; and the foldier often con- tented himself with the worse fare , rather than ...
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