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Page 214
... give peace to af- flicted nations . The preliminaries settled , all the rest appears easy to our author , though the treaty to be concluded is to be no com- mon one ; it is to be another treaty of Westphalia ; it is to re - lay the base ...
... give peace to af- flicted nations . The preliminaries settled , all the rest appears easy to our author , though the treaty to be concluded is to be no com- mon one ; it is to be another treaty of Westphalia ; it is to re - lay the base ...
Page 299
... gives a fourfold explanation , in manner and form following : " Our countrey & custome call this feast by another name ... give almes to the poore , as it were white loaves ; & ( according to our homely proverb ) White Sunday shall make ...
... gives a fourfold explanation , in manner and form following : " Our countrey & custome call this feast by another name ... give almes to the poore , as it were white loaves ; & ( according to our homely proverb ) White Sunday shall make ...
Page 403
... give . ' The portrait is , indeed , an exquisite one , scarcely exceeded in merit by any in the collection ; the quickness and vivacity , expressed in the countenance , are finely contrasted with the dignified and serious , though ...
... give . ' The portrait is , indeed , an exquisite one , scarcely exceeded in merit by any in the collection ; the quickness and vivacity , expressed in the countenance , are finely contrasted with the dignified and serious , though ...
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