The Scots Magazine, Band 14Sands, Brymer, Murray and Cochran, 1752 |
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... thought to be rather honour- able than infamous , merely because they imply fome natural excellence , fome fuperiority which cannot be acquired by those who want it , but to which , thofe who have it , believe they can add all that ...
... thought to be rather honour- able than infamous , merely because they imply fome natural excellence , fome fuperiority which cannot be acquired by those who want it , but to which , thofe who have it , believe they can add all that ...
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... thought that no less was aimed at than to depofe the Sultan ; though the whole was in the iffue difcon- certed . At the fame time the janifaries openly avowed their eagerness for war with fome European power , were very impatient at the ...
... thought that no less was aimed at than to depofe the Sultan ; though the whole was in the iffue difcon- certed . At the fame time the janifaries openly avowed their eagerness for war with fome European power , were very impatient at the ...
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... thought maft fecure . Notwithstanding all the precautions taken , it got into the Grand Signior's harem before the end of Sep- • 3 tember , where it made fuch havock as obliged his Sublime Highness to retire to one of his palaces on the ...
... thought maft fecure . Notwithstanding all the precautions taken , it got into the Grand Signior's harem before the end of Sep- • 3 tember , where it made fuch havock as obliged his Sublime Highness to retire to one of his palaces on the ...
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... thought himself at liberty to indulge his own caprice , and advance his own opinions . They then difturbed each other with contrariety of inclinations , and difference of fentiments ; and Abouzaid was neceffitated to offend one party by ...
... thought himself at liberty to indulge his own caprice , and advance his own opinions . They then difturbed each other with contrariety of inclinations , and difference of fentiments ; and Abouzaid was neceffitated to offend one party by ...
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... thought it the height of impru- dence : and it is the more unaccountable , as we have fhewn no fuch economy in any one other article of the public ex- pence . It is indeed impoffible to account for our late conduct , or to reconcile ...
... thought it the height of impru- dence : and it is the more unaccountable , as we have fhewn no fuch economy in any one other article of the public ex- pence . It is indeed impoffible to account for our late conduct , or to reconcile ...
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