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Page 121
... those which are calculated chiefly for the in- Atruction of mankind are rarely perufed , except by the fmall circle of readers who are endowed with a clear understanding and found judgment ; and who , divefted of paffion or party spirit ...
... those which are calculated chiefly for the in- Atruction of mankind are rarely perufed , except by the fmall circle of readers who are endowed with a clear understanding and found judgment ; and who , divefted of paffion or party spirit ...
Page 239
... those who either receive parifh pay , or live in a state of indolence and vagrancy , and whofe impudence makes them intrude on and ha- rafs the benevolent . By fuch perfons the money is ufually mifapplied to the purposes of intemperance ...
... those who either receive parifh pay , or live in a state of indolence and vagrancy , and whofe impudence makes them intrude on and ha- rafs the benevolent . By fuch perfons the money is ufually mifapplied to the purposes of intemperance ...
Page 289
... Those trees which had the advantage of walls were loaded as fully as in the moft plentiful years . ' In fpeaking of marling , which has long been a favourite and fuccefsful operation in this county , ( notwithstanding the infe- rior ...
... Those trees which had the advantage of walls were loaded as fully as in the moft plentiful years . ' In fpeaking of marling , which has long been a favourite and fuccefsful operation in this county , ( notwithstanding the infe- rior ...
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