A Complete Edition of the Poets of Great Britain..: Pope's Iliad & Odyssey. West's Pindar. Dryden's Virgil. Persius & Juvenal. Pitt's Aeneid. Rowe's LucanJohn & Arthur Arch, ... and for Bell & Bradfute & I. Mundell & Company, Edinburgh., 1792 |
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... fpoke angrily to each other , or behaved triflingly , fhe either fharply reproved ( when that feemed need- ful ) or tenderly intreated them to give over . If fhe had fpoke too fharply to any , fhe would humble herself to them , and not ...
... fpoke angrily to each other , or behaved triflingly , fhe either fharply reproved ( when that feemed need- ful ) or tenderly intreated them to give over . If fhe had fpoke too fharply to any , fhe would humble herself to them , and not ...
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... fpoke in the following manner : Moft puiffant monarch ( faid he ) I know a ftory yet more aftonishing than that you have now fpoke of ; if your majefly will give me leave , I'll tell it you . The circumftances are fuch , that nobody can ...
... fpoke in the following manner : Moft puiffant monarch ( faid he ) I know a ftory yet more aftonishing than that you have now fpoke of ; if your majefly will give me leave , I'll tell it you . The circumftances are fuch , that nobody can ...
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... fpoke highly of , and called it a glorious revolution --- he next fpoke of the Revolution of France -.- spoke highly in favour of it - faid he did not doubt but it had opened the eyes of Britons . He then spoke concerning the cor ...
... fpoke highly of , and called it a glorious revolution --- he next fpoke of the Revolution of France -.- spoke highly in favour of it - faid he did not doubt but it had opened the eyes of Britons . He then spoke concerning the cor ...
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... fpoke to him , both in profpering him in the place where he was a ftranger fo long , and in bringing him back to his own land though he was in great danger ; when Laban was purfuing him behind , and his brother Efau meeting him in the ...
... fpoke to him , both in profpering him in the place where he was a ftranger fo long , and in bringing him back to his own land though he was in great danger ; when Laban was purfuing him behind , and his brother Efau meeting him in the ...
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... fpoke before him . After the L. C. Baron , Sir Richard Afton , † fo eminent for his abilities , and , fo diftinguished for his humanity , de- livered his fentiments : he agreed , he faid , entirely with the two learned judges who had fpoken ...
... fpoke before him . After the L. C. Baron , Sir Richard Afton , † fo eminent for his abilities , and , fo diftinguished for his humanity , de- livered his fentiments : he agreed , he faid , entirely with the two learned judges who had fpoken ...
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