The Monthly Epitome, Tom 1W. Clarke, 1797 |
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... late , 454 Mysterious Wife , 457 Mystic Castle , 76 Nervous Patient his own Physician , 154 Nettuno , Peafant's Family of , 240 New Teftament , Wilfon's Method of ex plaining , 396 Burkitt on , 458 Newman's Letters of du Montier , 316 ...
... late , 454 Mysterious Wife , 457 Mystic Castle , 76 Nervous Patient his own Physician , 154 Nettuno , Peafant's Family of , 240 New Teftament , Wilfon's Method of ex plaining , 396 Burkitt on , 458 Newman's Letters of du Montier , 316 ...
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... late Negotiation at Paris , 151 on the Defence of thefe Kingdoms , 453 Tierney , Geo . Portrait of , 80 Time - keeper , Mudge's Defcription of , 238 Times , the , or , A Fig for Invafion , 236 —— , a Sketch of , 238 Titchborn , Robert ...
... late Negotiation at Paris , 151 on the Defence of thefe Kingdoms , 453 Tierney , Geo . Portrait of , 80 Time - keeper , Mudge's Defcription of , 238 Times , the , or , A Fig for Invafion , 236 —— , a Sketch of , 238 Titchborn , Robert ...
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... late celebrated Dr. J. G. Zimmermann , Aulic Counsellor and Phyfician to his Britannic Majesty at Hanover . By SAMUEL HULL WILCOCKE . 8vo . 55. Boards . pp . 260 . Dilly . Epitome of the Contents . ACCOUNT of the life and writings of ...
... late celebrated Dr. J. G. Zimmermann , Aulic Counsellor and Phyfician to his Britannic Majesty at Hanover . By SAMUEL HULL WILCOCKE . 8vo . 55. Boards . pp . 260 . Dilly . Epitome of the Contents . ACCOUNT of the life and writings of ...
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... late abfence , by acknowledging her ge- nerofity in releafing him from a prifon . She declares herfelf totally , unconnected with the letter and the notes , and the affair remains a myf- tery . SCENE II . Sir Simon's Houfe.- Lady ...
... late abfence , by acknowledging her ge- nerofity in releafing him from a prifon . She declares herfelf totally , unconnected with the letter and the notes , and the affair remains a myf- tery . SCENE II . Sir Simon's Houfe.- Lady ...
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... late heard of that deteftable practice , which former- ly difgraced the conduct of many of our unthinking young men , who paid for driving tired horfes , for the pur- pofe of enjoying the unnatural plea- fure of inflicting upon them the ...
... late heard of that deteftable practice , which former- ly difgraced the conduct of many of our unthinking young men , who paid for driving tired horfes , for the pur- pofe of enjoying the unnatural plea- fure of inflicting upon them the ...
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