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Page 71
... possession of a glebe may , however , be considered as con- stituting an article of expence , rather than of profit , to the clergy- man : as , when kept under tillage , a preparation for labour must be maintained in readiness , of ...
... possession of a glebe may , however , be considered as con- stituting an article of expence , rather than of profit , to the clergy- man : as , when kept under tillage , a preparation for labour must be maintained in readiness , of ...
Page 90
... possession of great riches should ever be attended with such anxiety and solicitude ; and instanced Mr. R - M- , who , he said , though in possession of unbounded wealth , yet was as busy and more anxious than the most assiduous clerk ...
... possession of great riches should ever be attended with such anxiety and solicitude ; and instanced Mr. R - M- , who , he said , though in possession of unbounded wealth , yet was as busy and more anxious than the most assiduous clerk ...
Page 197
... possession of Egypt , which unites the Mediterranean and Red Sea , the communication with India is expeditious and certain . In place of a traverse of five or six months round the Cape of Good Hope , with the casualties of such a voyage ...
... possession of Egypt , which unites the Mediterranean and Red Sea , the communication with India is expeditious and certain . In place of a traverse of five or six months round the Cape of Good Hope , with the casualties of such a voyage ...
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LITERARY JOURNAL | 21 |
Four Heroic Epistles of Ovid 1329 | 33 |
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