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Page 208
... never deferve the name of fellowship , nor will women ever fulfil the peculiar duties of their fex , till they become enlightened citizens , till they become free by being enabled to earn their own fubfiftence , independent of men ; in ...
... never deferve the name of fellowship , nor will women ever fulfil the peculiar duties of their fex , till they become enlightened citizens , till they become free by being enabled to earn their own fubfiftence , independent of men ; in ...
Page 313
... never to fee her face again - I'll never , never forgive her - No , if I were to live till I was fixty . · Mifs Herbert . What a formidable refentment ! Why the period of it has expired these five years . ‹ Admiral . [ Afide . ] Leave ...
... never to fee her face again - I'll never , never forgive her - No , if I were to live till I was fixty . · Mifs Herbert . What a formidable refentment ! Why the period of it has expired these five years . ‹ Admiral . [ Afide . ] Leave ...
Page 433
... never allots lefs than a whole line to the introduction of a fpeaker . No , not even when the fpeech itself is no longer than the line that leads it . A practice to which , fince he never departs from it , he must have been determined ...
... never allots lefs than a whole line to the introduction of a fpeaker . No , not even when the fpeech itself is no longer than the line that leads it . A practice to which , fince he never departs from it , he must have been determined ...
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Lodges Illuftrations of Britiſh Hiſtory | 4 |
from the Roman Catholics 343 | 22 |
Remarks on Wakefield | 36 |
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