The Monthly Visitor, and Entertaining Pocket Companion, Volume 6H.D. Symonds, 1799 |
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Page 52
... whole flight of time . The fcenes of Providence thicken upon us so fast , and are shifted with so strange a rapidity , as if the great drama of the world were drawing to a close . Events have taken place of late , and revolutions have ...
... whole flight of time . The fcenes of Providence thicken upon us so fast , and are shifted with so strange a rapidity , as if the great drama of the world were drawing to a close . Events have taken place of late , and revolutions have ...
Page 163
... whole , look only to rapine and flaughter for their daily fuftenance ! In the air , from the infect to the eagle , we may almoft fay , op . preffion is their paftime , and their bufinefs blood ! In the deep , without an exception , the ...
... whole , look only to rapine and flaughter for their daily fuftenance ! In the air , from the infect to the eagle , we may almoft fay , op . preffion is their paftime , and their bufinefs blood ! In the deep , without an exception , the ...
Page 207
... whole might be divided , and that people might not only have whole , but half and quarter lots . Whoever is surprised that fuch a traffic fhould become general , needs only to reflect what is done where lotteries are established , by ...
... whole might be divided , and that people might not only have whole , but half and quarter lots . Whoever is surprised that fuch a traffic fhould become general , needs only to reflect what is done where lotteries are established , by ...
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