An Historical and Critical Dictionary, Volume 2Hunt and Clarke, 1826 - 438 pages |
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... truth , that God has thought fit to appoint certain spirits , as the occasional cause of man's conduct , with respect to certain events , then all the difficulties that are objected against dreams vanish away . We must no more wonder ...
... truth , that God has thought fit to appoint certain spirits , as the occasional cause of man's conduct , with respect to certain events , then all the difficulties that are objected against dreams vanish away . We must no more wonder ...
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... truth , that God has thought fit to appoint certain spirits , as the occasional cause of man's conduct , with respect to certain events , then all the difficulties that are objected against dreams vanish away . We must no more wonder ...
... truth , that God has thought fit to appoint certain spirits , as the occasional cause of man's conduct , with respect to certain events , then all the difficulties that are objected against dreams vanish away . We must no more wonder ...
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... truth of Eusta- thius's report , nor of what was told him of the learned man that escaped from Toulouse , why doth he doubt of the story of Cinna's child , in the thirty - ninth epi- gram of the sixth book of Martial ? He would have The ...
... truth of Eusta- thius's report , nor of what was told him of the learned man that escaped from Toulouse , why doth he doubt of the story of Cinna's child , in the thirty - ninth epi- gram of the sixth book of Martial ? He would have The ...
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... truth , and to confess the violent passion the Hollander had ex- pressed for her royal person . The conclusion of the matter was , that the ambassadors were presented each with a chain of gold of 800 crowns , and their chief attendants ...
... truth , and to confess the violent passion the Hollander had ex- pressed for her royal person . The conclusion of the matter was , that the ambassadors were presented each with a chain of gold of 800 crowns , and their chief attendants ...
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... truth . The passionate desire of Elizabeth to be thought handsome , the care she took to shew her beauty , and the complaisance she expressed to those who were sensibly touched with her charms , are undeniably a female foible , which ...
... truth . The passionate desire of Elizabeth to be thought handsome , the care she took to shew her beauty , and the complaisance she expressed to those who were sensibly touched with her charms , are undeniably a female foible , which ...
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