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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... these words : " This made Wickham , " to be cut in ftone in the inner wall of the little tower . This INDSOR - Castle was fomewhat offended his majesty , who built by William the Con- thought his architect by this in- queror , who was ...
... these words : " This made Wickham , " to be cut in ftone in the inner wall of the little tower . This INDSOR - Castle was fomewhat offended his majesty , who built by William the Con- thought his architect by this in- queror , who was ...
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... these words ; but com- manding , fo : his own fecret purposes , the ring indignation of his mind , he condefcendingly bid the venera- ble Bernard adieu , -faying that he ftill hoped , mature reflection would induce him to accept the ...
... these words ; but com- manding , fo : his own fecret purposes , the ring indignation of his mind , he condefcendingly bid the venera- ble Bernard adieu , -faying that he ftill hoped , mature reflection would induce him to accept the ...
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... these me- great hall , fhe met with a female of a refpectable appearance , and of an advanced age . She eagerly inquired after her father , and earnestly requeft- ed to be permitted to fee him . The houf - keeper anfwered Emma , with ...
... these me- great hall , fhe met with a female of a refpectable appearance , and of an advanced age . She eagerly inquired after her father , and earnestly requeft- ed to be permitted to fee him . The houf - keeper anfwered Emma , with ...
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... these miscarriages abroad were added fimilar calamities at home . Several great houfes broke in his debt ; and with the wrecks of his fortune , gathered together , he left the metropolis , and took ref ige in the mountains of Montgomery ...
... these miscarriages abroad were added fimilar calamities at home . Several great houfes broke in his debt ; and with the wrecks of his fortune , gathered together , he left the metropolis , and took ref ige in the mountains of Montgomery ...
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... 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 bring their ...
... 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 bring their ...
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