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Dryden's place , talents , and mode of thinking qualified him for this task , ' that of writing in favour of the Court against the country party . He was the poet - laureat and household servant of the king thus tumultuously assailed .
Dryden's place , talents , and mode of thinking qualified him for this task , ' that of writing in favour of the Court against the country party . He was the poet - laureat and household servant of the king thus tumultuously assailed .
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It is the expression of her unbounded gratitude for favours conferred upon her ; -her ardent sensibility of the protection she has received in her establishment as a milliner and dressmaker , while she has scarcely had the power to ...
It is the expression of her unbounded gratitude for favours conferred upon her ; -her ardent sensibility of the protection she has received in her establishment as a milliner and dressmaker , while she has scarcely had the power to ...
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The statements were highly in favour of her piety and charity , and his impressions to her prejudice gave way to others which were advantageous . Soon after her release , Mad . Guyon was introduced to the society of the Duchesse de ...
The statements were highly in favour of her piety and charity , and his impressions to her prejudice gave way to others which were advantageous . Soon after her release , Mad . Guyon was introduced to the society of the Duchesse de ...
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Litbotomy Cases and Observations | 39 |
York Duke of Review of Evidence Ziegenbires Abridgment of Roman His | 42 |
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