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He tells us that attempts to make customers pay their bills twice are frequent in America ; that honest trading can ... his fondness for some particular expressions ( which I have now forgotten ) , by repeating them very frequently .
He tells us that attempts to make customers pay their bills twice are frequent in America ; that honest trading can ... his fondness for some particular expressions ( which I have now forgotten ) , by repeating them very frequently .
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... some points : but we must beg to be excused from borrowing of him our opinion of the Medici family ; of whom , if he be in many instances the faithful historian , we conceive him to be more frequently the advocate and panegyrist .
... some points : but we must beg to be excused from borrowing of him our opinion of the Medici family ; of whom , if he be in many instances the faithful historian , we conceive him to be more frequently the advocate and panegyrist .
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Lastly , as the Gospels of St. Mark and St. Luke contain Greek translations of Hebrew materials , which were incorporated into St. Matthew's Hebrew Gospel , the person who translated St. Matthew's Hebrew Gospel into Greek frequently ...
Lastly , as the Gospels of St. Mark and St. Luke contain Greek translations of Hebrew materials , which were incorporated into St. Matthew's Hebrew Gospel , the person who translated St. Matthew's Hebrew Gospel into Greek frequently ...
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