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... common air and common Of their own limbs ! " The keeper of the Bridewell was not at home . I had not time , nor was I in health or vigour , to lay my com- plaints before the magifirates ; but , in the prefence of a refpectable ...
... common air and common Of their own limbs ! " The keeper of the Bridewell was not at home . I had not time , nor was I in health or vigour , to lay my com- plaints before the magifirates ; but , in the prefence of a refpectable ...
Page 611
... common gaol after fentence , indifcri- minately allociating with thofe com- mitted for trial . There is no proper feparation of young beginners from old offenders . It is worthy of remark , and much to the honour of the humane keeper ...
... common gaol after fentence , indifcri- minately allociating with thofe com- mitted for trial . There is no proper feparation of young beginners from old offenders . It is worthy of remark , and much to the honour of the humane keeper ...
Page 616
... common people who went thither to le benefited by his difcourfe . Mr. H. while he pitied fuch delufion , and fimiled at his own mifiake , remem- bered that a fimilar fate had befalien one infinitely greater than himself , who was de ...
... common people who went thither to le benefited by his difcourfe . Mr. H. while he pitied fuch delufion , and fimiled at his own mifiake , remem- bered that a fimilar fate had befalien one infinitely greater than himself , who was de ...
Page 620
... common honesty . Ignorance of this , whether acknow- ledged or not , is a peculiar bleffing , and has very feldom been removed with impunity . moft to the purpose on subjects with which they have tome acquaintance ; that where we are ...
... common honesty . Ignorance of this , whether acknow- ledged or not , is a peculiar bleffing , and has very feldom been removed with impunity . moft to the purpose on subjects with which they have tome acquaintance ; that where we are ...
Page 621
... common pottery . Yours , & c . E. GOODWIN . Fête Champêtre given by Mr and Mrs. CRESPIGNY , on the 23d of June last , at Champion Lodge , Camberwell . Mr URBAN , July 8 . UNDER the high eftimation with diftinguithed Mifcellany , I ...
... common pottery . Yours , & c . E. GOODWIN . Fête Champêtre given by Mr and Mrs. CRESPIGNY , on the 23d of June last , at Champion Lodge , Camberwell . Mr URBAN , July 8 . UNDER the high eftimation with diftinguithed Mifcellany , I ...
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