University Magazine: A Literary and Philosophic Review, Tom 45W. Curry, jun., and Company, 1855 |
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... taken from the registry kept in the parish church of Scrimbleton - on- the - Hill , duly attested by Parson Smith- son and Squire Bolderly . You will see it is quite satisfactory . " The executor of the will of Abraham Scrimble ...
... taken from the registry kept in the parish church of Scrimbleton - on- the - Hill , duly attested by Parson Smith- son and Squire Bolderly . You will see it is quite satisfactory . " The executor of the will of Abraham Scrimble ...
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... taken legal advice upon the words of the will , and am assured that such is their true construction . Will you be so ... taken ? ” " Certainly , sir ; I have taken the opinion of Mr. Beetle , and here it is . " " A very sound opinion ...
... taken legal advice upon the words of the will , and am assured that such is their true construction . Will you be so ... taken ? ” " Certainly , sir ; I have taken the opinion of Mr. Beetle , and here it is . " " A very sound opinion ...
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... taken from the judicial an- nals of the last two years , and form in no way the exceptions to the gene- ral character of similar occurrences . The facts they display may be a trifle more glaring and piquant than the common run of such ...
... taken from the judicial an- nals of the last two years , and form in no way the exceptions to the gene- ral character of similar occurrences . The facts they display may be a trifle more glaring and piquant than the common run of such ...
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... taken from a novel , by Machiavelli , who says - " It having been observed in hell , that the souls of such as came there generally com- plained that their wives sent them , the devils agreed that one of them should assume a human shape ...
... taken from a novel , by Machiavelli , who says - " It having been observed in hell , that the souls of such as came there generally com- plained that their wives sent them , the devils agreed that one of them should assume a human shape ...
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... taken avowedly from a novel by Mrs. Behn , who , during her residence in Surinam , became personally acquainted with the captive prince , and his Imo- inda , whose adventures she has so touchingly related . She was even accused by the ...
... taken avowedly from a novel by Mrs. Behn , who , during her residence in Surinam , became personally acquainted with the captive prince , and his Imo- inda , whose adventures she has so touchingly related . She was even accused by the ...
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