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... appears odd , and almoft ludicrous , at this day , to read , Item , I give to Alice Stuarde , my god daughter , to the pre- ferment of her marriage , vjs . viijd . ' or , to Sir William Sebot- fon , parfon of Hawfted , xxd . to Richard ...
... appears odd , and almoft ludicrous , at this day , to read , Item , I give to Alice Stuarde , my god daughter , to the pre- ferment of her marriage , vjs . viijd . ' or , to Sir William Sebot- fon , parfon of Hawfted , xxd . to Richard ...
Page 83
... appears no reafon to doubt but the three correfponding Hebrew letters were alfo vowels + . But neither in the Arabic nor Perfian ( which would appear to us more extraordinary if the fame abufe was not familiar , though fomething lefs ...
... appears no reafon to doubt but the three correfponding Hebrew letters were alfo vowels + . But neither in the Arabic nor Perfian ( which would appear to us more extraordinary if the fame abufe was not familiar , though fomething lefs ...
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... appears . - Mr . H. then paffes to the Elegiac writers , and produces two inftances from Tyr- teus , three from Solon , and one from Plato . - Thefe are furely un- neceffary , as we never thought of excluding the Hiatus from Hexa ...
... appears . - Mr . H. then paffes to the Elegiac writers , and produces two inftances from Tyr- teus , three from Solon , and one from Plato . - Thefe are furely un- neceffary , as we never thought of excluding the Hiatus from Hexa ...
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