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Page 243
... received the honour of your Lõp.'s letter late last night , of yesterday's date ; and I own that I never received one like it since I was born ; and I give your Lõp . ten thousand thanks for the kind freedom you use with me in it : for ...
... received the honour of your Lõp.'s letter late last night , of yesterday's date ; and I own that I never received one like it since I was born ; and I give your Lõp . ten thousand thanks for the kind freedom you use with me in it : for ...
Page 389
... received in a more gratifying or flattering manner . ' The view which we have already given of Mr. Cooke , during his London engagements , will be sufficient for our readers , with the assistance of their own recollections , to supply ...
... received in a more gratifying or flattering manner . ' The view which we have already given of Mr. Cooke , during his London engagements , will be sufficient for our readers , with the assistance of their own recollections , to supply ...
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... received the elements of his education at the school of that town , -he completed , with high applause , a course of philosophy at St. Andrew's , and he afterwards studied for some time at the university of Paris , the reputation of ...
... received the elements of his education at the school of that town , -he completed , with high applause , a course of philosophy at St. Andrew's , and he afterwards studied for some time at the university of Paris , the reputation of ...
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