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... desired nothing but justice ; and in some instances he had even preferred to be a loser rather than press on those whom he regarded as trying to injure him . The Covenanters did not like him , looking upon him as their bitter enemy ...
... desired nothing but justice ; and in some instances he had even preferred to be a loser rather than press on those whom he regarded as trying to injure him . The Covenanters did not like him , looking upon him as their bitter enemy ...
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... desired information . In names like Farewell , Whitelocke , Whitefield , and Shakespeare , the e in the middle is often omitted though pronounced . which men have learned to make gods of others and beasts of themselves and lose their ...
... desired information . In names like Farewell , Whitelocke , Whitefield , and Shakespeare , the e in the middle is often omitted though pronounced . which men have learned to make gods of others and beasts of themselves and lose their ...
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... desired . H. S. of the late Duchess of Northumberland's work on Alnwick Castle , published something more than half a century ago . The industry displayed in Mrs. Dent's work is immense ; and though some of the lady's conclusions may ...
... desired . H. S. of the late Duchess of Northumberland's work on Alnwick Castle , published something more than half a century ago . The industry displayed in Mrs. Dent's work is immense ; and though some of the lady's conclusions may ...
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... desired she would not flatter me so much . ' Somebody now observed she flatters Garrick . Johnson : She is in the right to flatter Garrick . She is in the right for two reasons ; first , because she has the world with her , who have ...
... desired she would not flatter me so much . ' Somebody now observed she flatters Garrick . Johnson : She is in the right to flatter Garrick . She is in the right for two reasons ; first , because she has the world with her , who have ...
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... desired to give to portance in common , in a lesser degree , with the the executors " a note of such bookes as they ancient libraries of Corvey , in Picardy , and St.desyre to be bought " ( May 21 , 1657 ) . Although Riguier , from the ...
... desired to give to portance in common , in a lesser degree , with the the executors " a note of such bookes as they ancient libraries of Corvey , in Picardy , and St.desyre to be bought " ( May 21 , 1657 ) . Although Riguier , from the ...
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