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Page 146
... person having a bed - room to himself and a common parlour being allotted to two per- sons , in which they receive the visits of their relatives , and friends , without the inconvenience of being obtruded upon by strangers . A husband ...
... person having a bed - room to himself and a common parlour being allotted to two per- sons , in which they receive the visits of their relatives , and friends , without the inconvenience of being obtruded upon by strangers . A husband ...
Page 147
... persons who may be disposed to sub- scribe , may transfer their right to as many persons as they have made subscriptions , on condition , that the person who shall be benefited by the transfer , shall be , as nearly as possible , of the ...
... persons who may be disposed to sub- scribe , may transfer their right to as many persons as they have made subscriptions , on condition , that the person who shall be benefited by the transfer , shall be , as nearly as possible , of the ...
Page 213
... persons : but a scheme so wild and undigested requires little animadversion . It is sufficient to adduce , in proof of Mr. Coad's ignorance , that he states the farmer's expence on an acre of land at only 11. per annum . From a person ...
... persons : but a scheme so wild and undigested requires little animadversion . It is sufficient to adduce , in proof of Mr. Coad's ignorance , that he states the farmer's expence on an acre of land at only 11. per annum . From a person ...
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