The Scots Magazine, Band 74Sands, Brymer, Murray and Cochran, 1812 |
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... never tasted the pleasure of frank good - humoured conversation ; she never , in short , knew the happiness of writing to her friend without pre- tension , without reflection , whatever struck her fancy : there is not a let- ter of hers ...
... never tasted the pleasure of frank good - humoured conversation ; she never , in short , knew the happiness of writing to her friend without pre- tension , without reflection , whatever struck her fancy : there is not a let- ter of hers ...
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... never ap- peared to greater advantage than after he took his seat on the Bench . As a lawyer , the opinions he gave were probably never surpassed , for their acuteness , discrimination , and solidity ; and , as a Judge , he now shewed ...
... never ap- peared to greater advantage than after he took his seat on the Bench . As a lawyer , the opinions he gave were probably never surpassed , for their acuteness , discrimination , and solidity ; and , as a Judge , he now shewed ...
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... never fawn upon the great : Avoid Contention , Friendship cultivate . veal ; VI . Aim not to make a Friend his thoughts re- Lend readily , if lending you propose s With seeming openness thine own conceal . He doubly gives , who ...
... never fawn upon the great : Avoid Contention , Friendship cultivate . veal ; VI . Aim not to make a Friend his thoughts re- Lend readily , if lending you propose s With seeming openness thine own conceal . He doubly gives , who ...
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... never in so flourishing a state , particularly the excise duties . Mr CREEVEY moved to adjourn the dis- cussion till the accounts were brought up ; but this was resisted by Mr Perceval , and the address was read and agreed to . EAST ...
... never in so flourishing a state , particularly the excise duties . Mr CREEVEY moved to adjourn the dis- cussion till the accounts were brought up ; but this was resisted by Mr Perceval , and the address was read and agreed to . EAST ...
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... never less in humour with polite and gen teel education than at present . Had Mr MacSycophant fallen into his hands , he would certainly have torn him to atoms . Fortunately he was 70 miles distant ; but the diploma he had given young ...
... never less in humour with polite and gen teel education than at present . Had Mr MacSycophant fallen into his hands , he would certainly have torn him to atoms . Fortunately he was 70 miles distant ; but the diploma he had given young ...
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