The Scots Magazine, Band 58Sands, Brymer, Murray and Cochran, 1796 |
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... whofe faces Id at first thought exquifitely fine , from under a loofe veil , loft con- fiderably hen more exposed . From Ruffel's Hiftory of Aleppo . WELSH LADIES . THE women , in general , have ex- ceeding good natural understandings ...
... whofe faces Id at first thought exquifitely fine , from under a loofe veil , loft con- fiderably hen more exposed . From Ruffel's Hiftory of Aleppo . WELSH LADIES . THE women , in general , have ex- ceeding good natural understandings ...
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... whofe praise had occafioned him a fit of jealoufy , but he failed in imitating his rival . The in- his character with lavish panegyric , and a fcription under Boileau's portrait , defcribing preference to Juvenal and Horace , is unfortu ...
... whofe praise had occafioned him a fit of jealoufy , but he failed in imitating his rival . The in- his character with lavish panegyric , and a fcription under Boileau's portrait , defcribing preference to Juvenal and Horace , is unfortu ...
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... whofe late capital is of the fame name , and whofe fovereign has abfolute power over the lives and properties of his fubjects . In 1602 , Ceylon began to be vifited by the Dutch , who , encouraged and affifted by the natives ...
... whofe late capital is of the fame name , and whofe fovereign has abfolute power over the lives and properties of his fubjects . In 1602 , Ceylon began to be vifited by the Dutch , who , encouraged and affifted by the natives ...
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... whofe confcience was thought not be cleare , but rather guiltie , went about to make exceptions , that his cause by fome means might have feemed the founder . But the Duke of Lancat ter hearing him fo ftaye at the matter , fware that ...
... whofe confcience was thought not be cleare , but rather guiltie , went about to make exceptions , that his cause by fome means might have feemed the founder . But the Duke of Lancat ter hearing him fo ftaye at the matter , fware that ...
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... Whofe prefence breeds fuch tumult in the houfe- " The poet then notes the ill reception which this fpeech experienced ; info- much that the life of the little orator was endangered ; when , lo ! Zephyr , fo anxious for his life , drew ...
... Whofe prefence breeds fuch tumult in the houfe- " The poet then notes the ill reception which this fpeech experienced ; info- much that the life of the little orator was endangered ; when , lo ! Zephyr , fo anxious for his life , drew ...
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