The Gentleman's Magazine, Volume 268F. Jefferies, 1967 - Early English newspapers The "Gentleman's magazine" section is a digest of selections from the weekly press; the "(Trader's) monthly intelligencer" section consists of news (foreign and domestic), vital statistics, a register of the month's new publications, and a calendar of forthcoming trade fairs. |
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... better for every one . She had often pictured her daughter - in - law - a tall and stately damsel , with the usual well - bred , slightly bored expression of good society . Would she find her husband's mother just a trifle old ...
... better for every one . She had often pictured her daughter - in - law - a tall and stately damsel , with the usual well - bred , slightly bored expression of good society . Would she find her husband's mother just a trifle old ...
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... better than Molière , for he saw them closer and oftener . He was more severe upon them , and said harder things of them ; but there can hardly be found in his pages a single sentence showing evidence of envy , of spite , or of revenge ...
... better than Molière , for he saw them closer and oftener . He was more severe upon them , and said harder things of them ; but there can hardly be found in his pages a single sentence showing evidence of envy , of spite , or of revenge ...
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... better than his theology , for he attributed all evil to the Cause of all things , and contended that for wise purposes God not only permitted sin , but had a hand in its essence , namely , " in the privity , and ataxy , the anomye , or ...
... better than his theology , for he attributed all evil to the Cause of all things , and contended that for wise purposes God not only permitted sin , but had a hand in its essence , namely , " in the privity , and ataxy , the anomye , or ...
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