Memoirs of Captain Rock: The Celebrated Irish Chieftain, with Some Account of His Ancestors |
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... living in this world if there were not such examples , to hang up in the halls where Power holds his revel , and , like those awful mementos in the banqueting- rooms of the Egyptians , chasten his pride and check the exuberance of his ...
... living in this world if there were not such examples , to hang up in the halls where Power holds his revel , and , like those awful mementos in the banqueting- rooms of the Egyptians , chasten his pride and check the exuberance of his ...
Page 216
... living , and compelled to write a Latin Essay upon one of four given subjects . This , to some of these Reverend persons , who are just classical enough ( like the Divine mentioned by Balzac ) to mistake " Seneca de Beneficiis " for a ...
... living , and compelled to write a Latin Essay upon one of four given subjects . This , to some of these Reverend persons , who are just classical enough ( like the Divine mentioned by Balzac ) to mistake " Seneca de Beneficiis " for a ...
Page 217
... be 500 years before every living can be raised to 60l . a year by Queen Anne's bounty , supposing the same money to be distributed as there has been for some years past . T be made to produce between 20 and 30,000 % . CAPTAIN ROCK . 217.
... be 500 years before every living can be raised to 60l . a year by Queen Anne's bounty , supposing the same money to be distributed as there has been for some years past . T be made to produce between 20 and 30,000 % . CAPTAIN ROCK . 217.
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