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Page 279
... farther additions . We can safely recommend it to be put into the hands of all who , with the best intentions and the most upright dispositions , may yet occasionally find themselves in need both of a monitor to remind them of duty ...
... farther additions . We can safely recommend it to be put into the hands of all who , with the best intentions and the most upright dispositions , may yet occasionally find themselves in need both of a monitor to remind them of duty ...
Page 284
... farther learn that Mr. Haslam , the apothecary , lives some miles from the hospital , that he comes pretty re- gularly every day , and stays half an hour , or sometimes longer , ' that he passes along the galleries , and if there be a ...
... farther learn that Mr. Haslam , the apothecary , lives some miles from the hospital , that he comes pretty re- gularly every day , and stays half an hour , or sometimes longer , ' that he passes along the galleries , and if there be a ...
Page 459
... farther view of paving the way for those ambitious schemes , which were suggested to him by the growing discredit of the government at home . Irregular as was the intercourse with France , he had learned the progress of Suwarrow in ...
... farther view of paving the way for those ambitious schemes , which were suggested to him by the growing discredit of the government at home . Irregular as was the intercourse with France , he had learned the progress of Suwarrow in ...
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