The Bee, Or Literary Intelligencer, Tập 7James Anderson Mundell and Son, Parliament Stairs, 1792 |
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... she fiercely asks Buchanan how he durst lay his hand on the Lord's anointed ? To which Buchanan very gravely replied , " ma- dam , I have whipt the king for disobedience and rudeness in the usual way , you may heal it with a kifs if you ...
... she fiercely asks Buchanan how he durst lay his hand on the Lord's anointed ? To which Buchanan very gravely replied , " ma- dam , I have whipt the king for disobedience and rudeness in the usual way , you may heal it with a kifs if you ...
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... she had subdued , by attempting im ploits , the sunk herself into irrecoverable The historian , who with talents adequ task , fhould delineate the rise , the pro the decline of the brilliant day of Portu present the world with a morsel ...
... she had subdued , by attempting im ploits , the sunk herself into irrecoverable The historian , who with talents adequ task , fhould delineate the rise , the pro the decline of the brilliant day of Portu present the world with a morsel ...
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... she com- municated her story to him without reserve . " I have ( says she ) a large family , my husband is sick , and being unable to pay our rent , the Duke of Bedford's steward has seized our stock , and left us nothing but the dismal ...
... she com- municated her story to him without reserve . " I have ( says she ) a large family , my husband is sick , and being unable to pay our rent , the Duke of Bedford's steward has seized our stock , and left us nothing but the dismal ...
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... she went to the Abbey , and asked for John R was led into a room and told that Mr Rufsel with her immediately . She had not waited several gentlemen richly drefs'd entered t She knew at first sight the features of him who versed with ...
... she went to the Abbey , and asked for John R was led into a room and told that Mr Rufsel with her immediately . She had not waited several gentlemen richly drefs'd entered t She knew at first sight the features of him who versed with ...
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... she had * Cal . fol . 46. Jan. 15 1580 , L. from R. Bowes to lord Bur- leigh and Walsingham , Cotton lib . They were married at the the earl of Montrose's house on the last sunday of October , and the king attended to give the bride ...
... she had * Cal . fol . 46. Jan. 15 1580 , L. from R. Bowes to lord Bur- leigh and Walsingham , Cotton lib . They were married at the the earl of Montrose's house on the last sunday of October , and the king attended to give the bride ...
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Trang 92 - ... they refused to eat, she laid her paws first upon one,- and then upon the other, and endeavoured to raise them up : all this while it was pitiful to hear her moan.
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