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... itself . Kerim Kan had of late been for a confiderable time mafter of Ifpahan , the capital , and a large territory around it . Early in the laft year , Fat - Ali Kan kept Pana Kan befieged in Schufa , a cattle reckoned in that coun ...
... itself . Kerim Kan had of late been for a confiderable time mafter of Ifpahan , the capital , and a large territory around it . Early in the laft year , Fat - Ali Kan kept Pana Kan befieged in Schufa , a cattle reckoned in that coun ...
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... itself . It is obvious , then , that if this inftrument breaks the focket in drawing a loose tooth , the fame , at leaft , muft happen when the tooth is firmly fixed , and connected with the Beighbouring parts . What was faid concerning ...
... itself . It is obvious , then , that if this inftrument breaks the focket in drawing a loose tooth , the fame , at leaft , muft happen when the tooth is firmly fixed , and connected with the Beighbouring parts . What was faid concerning ...
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... itself to him : When Benevolus was a little indif- pofed with a feverish disorder , he went to him , with all the marks of dejection and forrow in his countenance , and told him , that he was utterly beggared , for that three fhips ...
... itself to him : When Benevolus was a little indif- pofed with a feverish disorder , he went to him , with all the marks of dejection and forrow in his countenance , and told him , that he was utterly beggared , for that three fhips ...
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... itself in fmiles : fhall thefe apartments be taught to echo with boisterous reproaches for violated promises ? fhall thefe re- proaches be uttered in the language , the jargon rather , of favages and barbarians ? for furely no civilized ...
... itself in fmiles : fhall thefe apartments be taught to echo with boisterous reproaches for violated promises ? fhall thefe re- proaches be uttered in the language , the jargon rather , of favages and barbarians ? for furely no civilized ...
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... itself , and the rationality of our rifibility , must be Then what must become loft for ever . of the various fpecies of comedy , from Foote's mimickry to Garrick's nature ? Truth can no more be laughed at , than dullness , or ftupidity ...
... itself , and the rationality of our rifibility , must be Then what must become loft for ever . of the various fpecies of comedy , from Foote's mimickry to Garrick's nature ? Truth can no more be laughed at , than dullness , or ftupidity ...
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