The Gentleman's Magazine, Volumen 99F. Jeffries, 1806 |
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... should be expreffive of chagrin , as if lamenting their inability to write an Epitaph for his Tomb . A DIALOGUE between the MUSES . FIRST MUSE . AY , O my Sifters , fhall the world be told . SAY , The Mufes grow fo impotent and old ...
... should be expreffive of chagrin , as if lamenting their inability to write an Epitaph for his Tomb . A DIALOGUE between the MUSES . FIRST MUSE . AY , O my Sifters , fhall the world be told . SAY , The Mufes grow fo impotent and old ...
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... should propose only a part of the Ways and Means in the firft instance . In a Committee of Supply , it was re- folved , that a grant of 50,000l . should be given for carrying on the Caledonian Ca- nal ; -10,000 l . for Roads in the High ...
... should propose only a part of the Ways and Means in the firft instance . In a Committee of Supply , it was re- folved , that a grant of 50,000l . should be given for carrying on the Caledonian Ca- nal ; -10,000 l . for Roads in the High ...
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... should receive a penfion ( he should not then name the fum ) for his life . In fpeak- ing of the term of feven years , he meant that that should be the term of fervice for the infantry : the cavalry and the artillery required a longer ...
... should receive a penfion ( he should not then name the fum ) for his life . In fpeak- ing of the term of feven years , he meant that that should be the term of fervice for the infantry : the cavalry and the artillery required a longer ...
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