The Bee, Or, Literary Weekly Intelligencer, Tập 6James Anderson Mundell and Son, Parliament Stairs, 1791 |
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... course of years , exceeds the value of all the diamonds in the world , though one dia- mond , when confidered by itself , may appear to be of much greater confequence , than perhaps all the pins that ever were made . It is by no means ...
... course of years , exceeds the value of all the diamonds in the world , though one dia- mond , when confidered by itself , may appear to be of much greater confequence , than perhaps all the pins that ever were made . It is by no means ...
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... course , render them of double value ? When the renewal of flaves can only be obtained by their natural propagation , there will be a neceffity of treating them with lenity and care , which will finally lead to their emancipation , when ...
... course , render them of double value ? When the renewal of flaves can only be obtained by their natural propagation , there will be a neceffity of treating them with lenity and care , which will finally lead to their emancipation , when ...
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... course avowedly exifts , the de - Ireland , the first to fix months , fendant thereby fetting a public example of fuccessful treachery : He braves it in the face of day , and contributes thereby more to debauch an already debauch- ed ...
... course avowedly exifts , the de - Ireland , the first to fix months , fendant thereby fetting a public example of fuccessful treachery : He braves it in the face of day , and contributes thereby more to debauch an already debauch- ed ...
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