The Monthly Visitor, and Entertaining Pocket Companion, Volume 6H.D. Symonds, 1799 |
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Page 97
... living , at his own table , was three or four difhes ; the appurtenances to his table were neat and handfome ; he frequently enter- tained company at dinner , and then his table was well ferved with as many dishes as were ufual at the ...
... living , at his own table , was three or four difhes ; the appurtenances to his table were neat and handfome ; he frequently enter- tained company at dinner , and then his table was well ferved with as many dishes as were ufual at the ...
Page 102
... living , the Doctor fet out for England , carrying with him strong letters of re- commendation to the Bishop of London , that he might not only be ordained but also be appointed to the church which he had ferved . " But though his ...
... living , the Doctor fet out for England , carrying with him strong letters of re- commendation to the Bishop of London , that he might not only be ordained but also be appointed to the church which he had ferved . " But though his ...
Page 319
... living , in what part of the country they were fituated . They replied , and with apparent concern , that one of the ladies had died a fhort time after her arrival at the kraal ; but they understood the other was living , and had fe ...
... living , in what part of the country they were fituated . They replied , and with apparent concern , that one of the ladies had died a fhort time after her arrival at the kraal ; but they understood the other was living , and had fe ...
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