The Gentleman's Magazine, Volumen 99F. Jeffries, 1806 |
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... common tranfac tions , we behold deceit leading men every day to ruin ; the nature of evil does not alter , becanfe it is the fashion of a country , or becaufe allowed against heretics by the intolerance of religion , Heaven , in its ...
... common tranfac tions , we behold deceit leading men every day to ruin ; the nature of evil does not alter , becanfe it is the fashion of a country , or becaufe allowed against heretics by the intolerance of religion , Heaven , in its ...
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... common viaticum of linen and pro- vifion ; while his poney groaned under the more philofophic burthen of plum- bago and quartz . The accidental in terviews of travellers , whether of bufi- nefs or pleafare , furnish an interefting ...
... common viaticum of linen and pro- vifion ; while his poney groaned under the more philofophic burthen of plum- bago and quartz . The accidental in terviews of travellers , whether of bufi- nefs or pleafare , furnish an interefting ...
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... common impulfes that , in time of real or fuppofed danger , lead to felf prefervation , or even if a man , educa- ted as other men are , was to express a total indifference for his property , we fhould be inclined to fuppofe , and a ...
... common impulfes that , in time of real or fuppofed danger , lead to felf prefervation , or even if a man , educa- ted as other men are , was to express a total indifference for his property , we fhould be inclined to fuppofe , and a ...
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