The Scots Magazine, Band 6Sands, Brymer, Murray and Cochran, 1744 |
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further improvement of their genius , by the pleasure of finding their first rude ass meet with fome measure of approbation , while in the mean time themselves flood conceal- ed , and run no risk of being publickly put to the blush by ...
further improvement of their genius , by the pleasure of finding their first rude ass meet with fome measure of approbation , while in the mean time themselves flood conceal- ed , and run no risk of being publickly put to the blush by ...
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... first , or any other claufe in the bill , or fuch facts may be started and dif- puted , as may be impoffible to be folved or determined without a further confide- ration or inquiry . But if no fuch exam- ple or precedent fhould appear ...
... first , or any other claufe in the bill , or fuch facts may be started and dif- puted , as may be impoffible to be folved or determined without a further confide- ration or inquiry . But if no fuch exam- ple or precedent fhould appear ...
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... first , we have at prefent no occafion to examine diftillers or retalers , as to the height they may be raised to here- after . In fhort , my Lords , this bill , if paffed into a law , will certainly , in my opinion , have fome effect ...
... first , we have at prefent no occafion to examine diftillers or retalers , as to the height they may be raised to here- after . In fhort , my Lords , this bill , if paffed into a law , will certainly , in my opinion , have fome effect ...
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... first parents . Ye shall be as gods , has been the language that has ever fince intrapped the fons of Adam . The adulation paid to a prince is the moft dangerous fpecies of this vice . He never has his paffions flattered , without ...
... first parents . Ye shall be as gods , has been the language that has ever fince intrapped the fons of Adam . The adulation paid to a prince is the moft dangerous fpecies of this vice . He never has his paffions flattered , without ...
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... first minister , nad not been guilty of ; but Peter of Winchester , a man of a haughty , infolent , enterprifing turn , foon convinced the world of the contrary . He caught the King by bis ruling paffion ; he bade up to a price , which ...
... first minister , nad not been guilty of ; but Peter of Winchester , a man of a haughty , infolent , enterprifing turn , foon convinced the world of the contrary . He caught the King by bis ruling paffion ; he bade up to a price , which ...
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