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Item , whether the be in anye Ga . portion of her perfon ; bui ter n.ck gular favour with the K. of ś . her seemeth to be the furter becaule of licrunckle , and whether the have any rebreltes be fully , anu fumewhat bigze . semblaunce ...
Item , whether the be in anye Ga . portion of her perfon ; bui ter n.ck gular favour with the K. of ś . her seemeth to be the furter becaule of licrunckle , and whether the have any rebreltes be fully , anu fumewhat bigze . semblaunce ...
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... fince the the other hand , it is certainly too much translation hath passed with Mr. W. for unrestrained , and , being shaded by this an original , it must have some pretension improper license , frequently runs into to favour .
... fince the the other hand , it is certainly too much translation hath passed with Mr. W. for unrestrained , and , being shaded by this an original , it must have some pretension improper license , frequently runs into to favour .
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Mr. Rous and Mr. Dallas having ment would not only fix certain limits spoken in favour of the petitioners , Mr. to the powers of brevet and hálf - pay Dempfier observed , that , on the first officers , but alfo involve in its principle ...
Mr. Rous and Mr. Dallas having ment would not only fix certain limits spoken in favour of the petitioners , Mr. to the powers of brevet and hálf - pay Dempfier observed , that , on the first officers , but alfo involve in its principle ...
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