The Lady's Magazine: Or Entertaining Companion for the Fair Sex, Appropriated Solely to Their Use and Amusement, Volume 27Robinson and Roberts, 1796 - English literature |
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... once more , to express our fincerest gratitude ; and we hope , it is scarcely neceffary to add , that this gratitude will excite the most unremitting attention ftill to continue to merit the fame favour . : THE Engaved for the Ladies ...
... once more , to express our fincerest gratitude ; and we hope , it is scarcely neceffary to add , that this gratitude will excite the most unremitting attention ftill to continue to merit the fame favour . : THE Engaved for the Ladies ...
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... once appeared impoffible we fhould ever país a day , are yield- ed for others , that it then would have been thought as impoffible even to have endured . Our mer- chant would have deemed the com- It is not eafy to be wretched in the ...
... once appeared impoffible we fhould ever país a day , are yield- ed for others , that it then would have been thought as impoffible even to have endured . Our mer- chant would have deemed the com- It is not eafy to be wretched in the ...
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... ? They are let down in baskets , fixed to iron chains , which are moved upon pullies . Thofe baf- kets are fo arranged that a hundred of of them are let down at once , and I Exploits of Captain Raggade and his Braves . 29.
... ? They are let down in baskets , fixed to iron chains , which are moved upon pullies . Thofe baf- kets are fo arranged that a hundred of of them are let down at once , and I Exploits of Captain Raggade and his Braves . 29.
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... once , and I these containing ten men each with arms and baggage : this is done quickly and without the leaft per plexity . The inhabitants of the country , for twenty miles round , are fo terrified at this fhew of armed men , that they ...
... once , and I these containing ten men each with arms and baggage : this is done quickly and without the leaft per plexity . The inhabitants of the country , for twenty miles round , are fo terrified at this fhew of armed men , that they ...
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... once compell'd to beg for kind re- [ ing hour . And black defpair once fill'd each pass- lief , Once too fhe glittered where that pride is found , [ ty's prize ; Once bore the fway , and carried beau- Once fhone diftinguish'd in loose ...
... once compell'd to beg for kind re- [ ing hour . And black defpair once fill'd each pass- lief , Once too fhe glittered where that pride is found , [ ty's prize ; Once bore the fway , and carried beau- Once fhone diftinguish'd in loose ...
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