The Gentleman's Magazine, Volumen 61F. Jeffries, 1787 |
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... fervant's faults , as it is un- juft to give one the fervant does not me- rit ; and in both cafes you should do as you would be done unto , Until masters and miftreffes are perfect , they ought not to expect perfection in their fervants ...
... fervant's faults , as it is un- juft to give one the fervant does not me- rit ; and in both cafes you should do as you would be done unto , Until masters and miftreffes are perfect , they ought not to expect perfection in their fervants ...
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... fervant , and was made in the likeness of men , and being found in fashion as a man , he humbled himself , becoming , or being obedient even to his death , and that , a death upon the cross . I fhall now fubjoin a fhort comment on the ...
... fervant , and was made in the likeness of men , and being found in fashion as a man , he humbled himself , becoming , or being obedient even to his death , and that , a death upon the cross . I fhall now fubjoin a fhort comment on the ...
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... fervant . R. STEELEE . MADAM , Lord Sunderland's Office , 1707 . WITH what language fhall 1 addrefs my lovely fair , to acquaint her with the fentiments of an heart the delights to torture ? I have not a minute's quiet out of your fight ...
... fervant . R. STEELEE . MADAM , Lord Sunderland's Office , 1707 . WITH what language fhall 1 addrefs my lovely fair , to acquaint her with the fentiments of an heart the delights to torture ? I have not a minute's quiet out of your fight ...
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