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Page 286
... attempt ; notwithstanding which , three Non - juring clergymen had the impudence , publicly upon the scaffold , to give them formal absolution by the imposition of hands . ' Mr. T. thus concludes his observations on the present topic ...
... attempt ; notwithstanding which , three Non - juring clergymen had the impudence , publicly upon the scaffold , to give them formal absolution by the imposition of hands . ' Mr. T. thus concludes his observations on the present topic ...
Page 360
... attempt may be compared with the public - spirited effort of Homer to render every Greek dialect a denizen of the national language . He delighted in trochaic metres and short rimed lines , and has attempted both lyrical and epic ...
... attempt may be compared with the public - spirited effort of Homer to render every Greek dialect a denizen of the national language . He delighted in trochaic metres and short rimed lines , and has attempted both lyrical and epic ...
Page 410
... attempt ; since the besieged , forgetful of hunger and disease , rallied round their posts , and repulsed every ... attempted to dis- pute his descent into the plain , to retire with precipitation towards their camp , on the border of ...
... attempt ; since the besieged , forgetful of hunger and disease , rallied round their posts , and repulsed every ... attempted to dis- pute his descent into the plain , to retire with precipitation towards their camp , on the border of ...
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