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Side 151
... likewise I would take upon me to regulate in such a manner , that there should be some distinction made between the spreading of a victory , a march , or an encampment , a Dutch , a Portugal , or a Spanish mail . Nor must I omit under ...
... likewise I would take upon me to regulate in such a manner , that there should be some distinction made between the spreading of a victory , a march , or an encampment , a Dutch , a Portugal , or a Spanish mail . Nor must I omit under ...
Side 216
... likewise observe how naturally the three persons concerned in this allegory are tempted by one common interest to enter into a confederacy together , and how properly Sin is made the portress of hell , and the only being that can open ...
... likewise observe how naturally the three persons concerned in this allegory are tempted by one common interest to enter into a confederacy together , and how properly Sin is made the portress of hell , and the only being that can open ...
Side 318
... likewise forbid her the use of pen and ink for this twelve months last past , and do not suffer a band - box to be carried into her room before it has been searched . Notwithstanding these pre- cautions , I am at my wits ' end for fear ...
... likewise forbid her the use of pen and ink for this twelve months last past , and do not suffer a band - box to be carried into her room before it has been searched . Notwithstanding these pre- cautions , I am at my wits ' end for fear ...
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Account of SapphoHer Hymn to Venus 225 Discretion and Cunning | 109 |
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