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... whose found is of frequent occurrence in the Welsh and other languages , and may fitly be reprefented by this ufelefs letter , which , where it is not a mere has this found already . We have been more particular in analyzing the inquiry ...
... whose found is of frequent occurrence in the Welsh and other languages , and may fitly be reprefented by this ufelefs letter , which , where it is not a mere has this found already . We have been more particular in analyzing the inquiry ...
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... whose shrine he may be faid to have been a conftant worshipper . In fhort , the virtues of this excellent man are worthy of being held up as a pattern for the the imitation of mankind , in general : thofe , 94 The Works of John ...
... whose shrine he may be faid to have been a conftant worshipper . In fhort , the virtues of this excellent man are worthy of being held up as a pattern for the the imitation of mankind , in general : thofe , 94 The Works of John ...
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... whose burning eye Pours on an hundred realms exhauftless day ; Whether , beneath the polar fky , They ftretch , where Tanais rolls his tardy ftream , Or glow beneath thy fervid , tropic ray : MITHRA , we hail thee our immortal fire ...
... whose burning eye Pours on an hundred realms exhauftless day ; Whether , beneath the polar fky , They ftretch , where Tanais rolls his tardy ftream , Or glow beneath thy fervid , tropic ray : MITHRA , we hail thee our immortal fire ...
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