The Gentleman's Magazine, Volumen 39The "Gentleman's magazine" section is a digest of selections from the weekly press; the "(Trader's) monthly intelligencer" section consists of news (foreign and domestic), vital statistics, a register of the month's new publications, and a calendar of forthcoming trade fairs. |
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J. Cook , that cannot so well relish this kind of death , - let their reflect , that it was not Requisites for a good Story - Teller . designed as any agreeable amusement to IN the firft place , he must be a toleraPerillus . able ...
J. Cook , that cannot so well relish this kind of death , - let their reflect , that it was not Requisites for a good Story - Teller . designed as any agreeable amusement to IN the firft place , he must be a toleraPerillus . able ...
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If they the drill - box , more lime must be added neglect , they must answer for putting to the lime water ; here the master their children's salvation on so great a must use his discretion , as the case re . hazard , but it is the ...
If they the drill - box , more lime must be added neglect , they must answer for putting to the lime water ; here the master their children's salvation on so great a must use his discretion , as the case re . hazard , but it is the ...
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But so long as expul . , precedent men , the mandate of in fions themselves are arbitrary , the in . minister , the progeny of an ordinance , capacity implied in them , must be fo or the brood of a resolution . roo .
But so long as expul . , precedent men , the mandate of in fions themselves are arbitrary , the in . minister , the progeny of an ordinance , capacity implied in them , must be fo or the brood of a resolution . roo .
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