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Page 102
... reason can be given than a fear of appearing , ' & c . : -page 75. , she joined the domestic circle in the orations to the throne of Grace ; ' - and page 105. , the service of fashion requires so many monstrous sacrifices to good sense ...
... reason can be given than a fear of appearing , ' & c . : -page 75. , she joined the domestic circle in the orations to the throne of Grace ; ' - and page 105. , the service of fashion requires so many monstrous sacrifices to good sense ...
Page 232
... reason as yet to think that they are like to be supported by any debarkation of foreign troops . Your Lordship's said letter to him is written with so much good sense , and so agreeable to the character of the man who truly wishes well ...
... reason as yet to think that they are like to be supported by any debarkation of foreign troops . Your Lordship's said letter to him is written with so much good sense , and so agreeable to the character of the man who truly wishes well ...
Page 350
... reasons which pre- vented him and his brother - counsellors from suspecting the designs of the French ruler . They thought that to force a foreign dynasty on Spain could not fail to throw the nation into the arms of England , and to ...
... reasons which pre- vented him and his brother - counsellors from suspecting the designs of the French ruler . They thought that to force a foreign dynasty on Spain could not fail to throw the nation into the arms of England , and to ...
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