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Page 145
... most curious and minute that we have seen , cannot be read without a lively sensation of horror and commiferation for the fufferings , even of those who escaped unhurt : but who , being witneffes of the dire fucceffive ravages of the ...
... most curious and minute that we have seen , cannot be read without a lively sensation of horror and commiferation for the fufferings , even of those who escaped unhurt : but who , being witneffes of the dire fucceffive ravages of the ...
Page 155
... most affluent and refpectable inhabitants of the kingdom , from the knights of the fhire to the most trufty freeholders in each parish . You are acquainted with English opulence , and know how diftafteful it would be to Englishmen of ...
... most affluent and refpectable inhabitants of the kingdom , from the knights of the fhire to the most trufty freeholders in each parish . You are acquainted with English opulence , and know how diftafteful it would be to Englishmen of ...
Page 488
... most excellent mufic , when men have skill to touch the chords in a proper manner ; and we fincerely fub- scribe to the affertion of this Writer , That the true method , for the most enlightened nations to derive full advantage from the ...
... most excellent mufic , when men have skill to touch the chords in a proper manner ; and we fincerely fub- scribe to the affertion of this Writer , That the true method , for the most enlightened nations to derive full advantage from the ...
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