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... respect ; yet they made but very little ufe of the prongs and rakes I put into their hands , for , after they had played with those implements for about half an hour , they began draw- ing my attention from the work by ex- citing their ...
... respect ; yet they made but very little ufe of the prongs and rakes I put into their hands , for , after they had played with those implements for about half an hour , they began draw- ing my attention from the work by ex- citing their ...
Page 661
... respect due to the body in general , and was injurious to the caufe of religion . The Houfe , on being resumed , received the Report of the Committee ; and ordered a bill to be brought in , to amend and render more effectual the Act of ...
... respect due to the body in general , and was injurious to the caufe of religion . The Houfe , on being resumed , received the Report of the Committee ; and ordered a bill to be brought in , to amend and render more effectual the Act of ...
Page 671
... respect to carrying his family with him , which he did not think neceffary . He offered to go by land ; but , feeing the armed force , he obeyed and fet off . The frigate appeared before the harbour , and kept at a given ditance , when ...
... respect to carrying his family with him , which he did not think neceffary . He offered to go by land ; but , feeing the armed force , he obeyed and fet off . The frigate appeared before the harbour , and kept at a given ditance , when ...
Page 673
... respecting the state of Algiers , it is not at all improbable , that it may be found ufeful to give employment to the French troops on a field which French ambition has never yet trodden . Should the Great Nation wage war against the ...
... respecting the state of Algiers , it is not at all improbable , that it may be found ufeful to give employment to the French troops on a field which French ambition has never yet trodden . Should the Great Nation wage war against the ...
Page 682
... respect in which they held him . Dr. Mavo was a maniftrate for the county of Middief , and performed the fanétions of that office , in his parochial relations , with great attention . The zealous care with which he watched over the ...
... respect in which they held him . Dr. Mavo was a maniftrate for the county of Middief , and performed the fanétions of that office , in his parochial relations , with great attention . The zealous care with which he watched over the ...
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