Gentleman's Magazine and Historical Review, Volume 56, Part 1F. Jefferies, 1786 The "Gentleman's magazine" section is a digest of selections from the weekly press; the "(Trader's) monthly intelligencer" section consists of news (foreign and domestic), vital statistics, a register of the month's new publications, and a calendar of forthcoming trade fairs. |
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... defire in man ; " but her wit and beauty were equalled , if not furpaffed , by her innocence and good - nature . She fre quently remonftrated against this cruel di- verfion of her husband , and protefied he would be the death of the old ...
... defire in man ; " but her wit and beauty were equalled , if not furpaffed , by her innocence and good - nature . She fre quently remonftrated against this cruel di- verfion of her husband , and protefied he would be the death of the old ...
Page 291
... defire , in the flightest degree , it can encrease and ex- tend that defire : the principle that gives birth to it cannot be limited to any bounds . If I may defire to live beyond this day and to - morrow , I may delire to continue my ...
... defire , in the flightest degree , it can encrease and ex- tend that defire : the principle that gives birth to it cannot be limited to any bounds . If I may defire to live beyond this day and to - morrow , I may delire to continue my ...
Page 435
... defiring , at the fame time , if one fhould return foon , that it might be fent after him ; he accordingly fet out , but had not been gone long before a horfe came home , which , agreeably to his defire , was im- mediately fent after ...
... defiring , at the fame time , if one fhould return foon , that it might be fent after him ; he accordingly fet out , but had not been gone long before a horfe came home , which , agreeably to his defire , was im- mediately fent after ...
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