The County Magazine, Том 1B.C. Collins, 1788 |
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... afked in the fame of life , and have fcarce a pleasure or in - accent , Does oo ? and then follows an clination that my circumftances are not idiotical ftare of fondness on both fides , fufficiently able to indulge ; yet I don't which ...
... afked in the fame of life , and have fcarce a pleasure or in - accent , Does oo ? and then follows an clination that my circumftances are not idiotical ftare of fondness on both fides , fufficiently able to indulge ; yet I don't which ...
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... afked how much it would cost to have the bells rung at his burial : He was told that the ufual price was three hundred livres ( twelve guineas and an half . ) The , fum was thought exorbitant .- " Three hundred livres ( faid he ) for ...
... afked how much it would cost to have the bells rung at his burial : He was told that the ufual price was three hundred livres ( twelve guineas and an half . ) The , fum was thought exorbitant .- " Three hundred livres ( faid he ) for ...
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... afked to fee them upon a upon his numerous farms and poffeffions , fore them : not unlike a Grand Seignior , map of the earth , which was hanging be- who , enquiring where England was , which made fo much difturbance , was defired to ...
... afked to fee them upon a upon his numerous farms and poffeffions , fore them : not unlike a Grand Seignior , map of the earth , which was hanging be- who , enquiring where England was , which made fo much difturbance , was defired to ...
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... afked ; shall suf- fice ( in fhort ) to make a man's fortune , where no modeft merit could even render itself vifible ? I ask no more to infure fuc- cefs , than that there be but enough of it : without fuccefs a man is ruined and undone ...
... afked ; shall suf- fice ( in fhort ) to make a man's fortune , where no modeft merit could even render itself vifible ? I ask no more to infure fuc- cefs , than that there be but enough of it : without fuccefs a man is ruined and undone ...
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... afked , they were fuch as any one of you five thousand pounds . " " What bufinefs might have afked upon fuch an occafion ; have you followed ? " He answered , “ farm- he asked " what would become of him , if ing . ' " Then ( fays he ) ...
... afked , they were fuch as any one of you five thousand pounds . " " What bufinefs might have afked upon fuch an occafion ; have you followed ? " He answered , “ farm- he asked " what would become of him , if ing . ' " Then ( fays he ) ...
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