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Page 82
... wishes to impart to others a portion of that entertainment which he him- self experienced . ART . XII . Rural ... wish that it may answer Mr. Bates's bene- volent and pious views . It is divided into four parts . The first treats ...
... wishes to impart to others a portion of that entertainment which he him- self experienced . ART . XII . Rural ... wish that it may answer Mr. Bates's bene- volent and pious views . It is divided into four parts . The first treats ...
Page 167
... wishes ; where these wishes are never accomplished soon enough for us , and where every hour may be productive of grievous disasters . After the example of St. Paul , then , let us bring our body and will into subjection , and let us ...
... wishes ; where these wishes are never accomplished soon enough for us , and where every hour may be productive of grievous disasters . After the example of St. Paul , then , let us bring our body and will into subjection , and let us ...
Page 519
... wish that M. SAY could diffuse among his countrymen the same liberal and well - found- ed sentiments ; and that he could render his government sa- tisfied of their justice and soundness . Could he persuade it to adopt them , and act up ...
... wish that M. SAY could diffuse among his countrymen the same liberal and well - found- ed sentiments ; and that he could render his government sa- tisfied of their justice and soundness . Could he persuade it to adopt them , and act up ...
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TITLES AUTHORS NAMES c of the Pub | 3 |
LITERARY JOURNAL | 21 |
Four Heroic Epistles of Ovid 1329 | 33 |
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