A Collection of Scarce and Valuable Tracts, on the Most Interesting and Entertaining Subjects: But Chiefly Such as Relate to the History and Constitution of These Kingdoms, Volume 5F. Cogan, 1750 - Great Britain |
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... shall by Entertainment in fo fimple an one as I , ( not able to be thankful ) caufe any Part of Oblivion for the Benefites that have bene towards me in any Part extended : For ( as I remember ) he fayth : Nullum officium magis quàm ...
... shall by Entertainment in fo fimple an one as I , ( not able to be thankful ) caufe any Part of Oblivion for the Benefites that have bene towards me in any Part extended : For ( as I remember ) he fayth : Nullum officium magis quàm ...
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... shall deeme them no more to be vocall Wordes , but by a strong Fudgement shall thinke them dapperlye difguifed , being transfourmed into livlie Perfones , geing , speaking , and sharply refoning with continual Terrors of martiall ...
... shall deeme them no more to be vocall Wordes , but by a strong Fudgement shall thinke them dapperlye difguifed , being transfourmed into livlie Perfones , geing , speaking , and sharply refoning with continual Terrors of martiall ...
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... Tranflation , and when I shall feme in anie point to digree from the French Tranflator , I doe it the nearer to follow the first Author , fo that the Reader , Reader , I hope , wyll judge indifferently of my A Second Collection of TRACTS .
... Tranflation , and when I shall feme in anie point to digree from the French Tranflator , I doe it the nearer to follow the first Author , fo that the Reader , Reader , I hope , wyll judge indifferently of my A Second Collection of TRACTS .
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... shall be the readier en- couraged to bid thee bereafter to fome better Banquet . In the meane whyle let the courteous Reader ufe a friendly Gueftes Parte , not mislyking any thing that is fet freely before him . And albeit that this my ...
... shall be the readier en- couraged to bid thee bereafter to fome better Banquet . In the meane whyle let the courteous Reader ufe a friendly Gueftes Parte , not mislyking any thing that is fet freely before him . And albeit that this my ...
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... shall refift them , and go before to prevent them . By reafon wherof ( O my Fellowes ) for the Comoditie of both Realmes I am willingly determined to aske Peace with the King of Verbes , and of myne own free Will , will go toward him ...
... shall refift them , and go before to prevent them . By reafon wherof ( O my Fellowes ) for the Comoditie of both Realmes I am willingly determined to aske Peace with the King of Verbes , and of myne own free Will , will go toward him ...
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