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Page 35
... passed on her , and she was remanded to the prison ; where she remained , as the record states , for forty days , without sustenance . Mr. Astle remarks , What collusion or intercourse might have been between Mrs. Rigeway and the keeper ...
... passed on her , and she was remanded to the prison ; where she remained , as the record states , for forty days , without sustenance . Mr. Astle remarks , What collusion or intercourse might have been between Mrs. Rigeway and the keeper ...
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... passed in London , & c . - Thoughts on various Subjects ; -and several different Pieces of Poetry . Vol . XVIIIth includes a true Narrative of what passed at Guiscard's Guiscard's Examination : -The present State of Wit : -A 198 ...
... passed in London , & c . - Thoughts on various Subjects ; -and several different Pieces of Poetry . Vol . XVIIIth includes a true Narrative of what passed at Guiscard's Guiscard's Examination : -The present State of Wit : -A 198 ...
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... passed a most agreeable day . Few men , indeed , ever possessed greater powers of pleasing than Mr. Millar ; his conversation was re- commended by vivacity of thought , fluency of expression , and ingenuity of remark ; and in his ...
... passed a most agreeable day . Few men , indeed , ever possessed greater powers of pleasing than Mr. Millar ; his conversation was re- commended by vivacity of thought , fluency of expression , and ingenuity of remark ; and in his ...
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