Bell's Edition: The Poets of Great Britain Complete from Chaucer to Churchill ...J. Bell, 1776 |
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Strona xliv
... conduct could deserve to be mentioned as a reason for extraor- dinary severity . The interposition of this lady was so successful , that he was soon after admitted to bail , and on the 9th of March 1728 pleaded the King's pardon . It is ...
... conduct could deserve to be mentioned as a reason for extraor- dinary severity . The interposition of this lady was so successful , that he was soon after admitted to bail , and on the 9th of March 1728 pleaded the King's pardon . It is ...
Strona xc
... conduct . His politeness and his wit still raised him friends , who were desirous of setting him at length free from that indigence by which he had been hitherto op- pressed , and therefore solicited Sir Robert Walpole in his favour ...
... conduct . His politeness and his wit still raised him friends , who were desirous of setting him at length free from that indigence by which he had been hitherto op- pressed , and therefore solicited Sir Robert Walpole in his favour ...
Strona xcii
... conduct . His politeness and his wit still raised him friends , who were desirous of setting him at length free from that indigence by which he had been hitherto op- pressed , and therefore solicited Sir Robert Walpole in his favour ...
... conduct . His politeness and his wit still raised him friends , who were desirous of setting him at length free from that indigence by which he had been hitherto op- pressed , and therefore solicited Sir Robert Walpole in his favour ...
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