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Page 186
The ffag - officers : --- A . Praser , B. Hallowell , Romance which is rehearsed is taken from G. J. Hope , esqrs . Lord A , Beauclerk , W. the admired burlesque on the German Taylor , J. N. Morris , G. Burdon , W. School , which some ...
The ffag - officers : --- A . Praser , B. Hallowell , Romance which is rehearsed is taken from G. J. Hope , esqrs . Lord A , Beauclerk , W. the admired burlesque on the German Taylor , J. N. Morris , G. Burdon , W. School , which some ...
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“ Thus , Sir , I have given a brief During his residence on this spot , sketch of my life , which , latterly , has been an affectionate communication was one continued scene of trouble ; but I hope , through the medium of your kind ...
“ Thus , Sir , I have given a brief During his residence on this spot , sketch of my life , which , latterly , has been an affectionate communication was one continued scene of trouble ; but I hope , through the medium of your kind ...
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On my .and in which he was led to hope that he return , a few hours afterwards , I found should be able to acquire a ... till all hopes of his recovery nothing but extreme cold , and shortness of among his friends there vanished .
On my .and in which he was led to hope that he return , a few hours afterwards , I found should be able to acquire a ... till all hopes of his recovery nothing but extreme cold , and shortness of among his friends there vanished .
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| Title | The Gentleman's Magazine, Volume 81, Part 2; Volume 110 Volumes 133-158; Volumes 357-394 of Early English newspapers |
| Contributor | Edward Cave |
| Publisher | F. Jefferies, 1811 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 1 Aug 2005 |
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