The Gentleman's Magazine, Volumen 61F. Jeffries, 1787 |
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... feems entirely out of its place . But if his meaning be , that the Doctor's death is of no importance to the fubject in difpute , that it " is out of the question , " his expreffon and reasoning are equally faulty . " " The fecond ...
... feems entirely out of its place . But if his meaning be , that the Doctor's death is of no importance to the fubject in difpute , that it " is out of the question , " his expreffon and reasoning are equally faulty . " " The fecond ...
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... feems to hold ; and furely it is no objection , that the conflict in which Eneas was about to engage would ter ... feems altogether needlefs . The firft fenfe feems the most rational : Dryden has adopted it ; and neither Servius nor ...
... feems to hold ; and furely it is no objection , that the conflict in which Eneas was about to engage would ter ... feems altogether needlefs . The firft fenfe feems the most rational : Dryden has adopted it ; and neither Servius nor ...
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... feems to prove that this Ranulph left a fon , who fuc- ceeded him in the title of Lord Dacre . For if Ranulph had not the title , and was not fucceeded in it either by a fon ( or by another brother before Sir Hum- phrey ) , what are we ...
... feems to prove that this Ranulph left a fon , who fuc- ceeded him in the title of Lord Dacre . For if Ranulph had not the title , and was not fucceeded in it either by a fon ( or by another brother before Sir Hum- phrey ) , what are we ...
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