The Monitor, 第 1 卷J. Scott, 1760 - 502 頁 |
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第 52 頁
... because they can receive no benefit or affistance from him ; and loft to himself , because he will be no longer trufted , and is expofed by his ne- ceffitous circumftances to the caprice , contempt and power of his enemies , and too ...
... because they can receive no benefit or affistance from him ; and loft to himself , because he will be no longer trufted , and is expofed by his ne- ceffitous circumftances to the caprice , contempt and power of his enemies , and too ...
第 332 頁
... because he knew not what he was worth ; he thought indeed , there would be a tolerable furplus , after all debts and de- mands were paid ; but what it would turn out depended depended upon fo many contingencies that he could not be 332 ...
... because he knew not what he was worth ; he thought indeed , there would be a tolerable furplus , after all debts and de- mands were paid ; but what it would turn out depended depended upon fo many contingencies that he could not be 332 ...
第 362 頁
... because they who have nothing to hope , have no- thing to fear . Had the Normans been content to govern according to ancient cuftom , we had ne- ver heard of magna charta : had the ecclefiaftics not endeavoured to feize the whole ...
... because they who have nothing to hope , have no- thing to fear . Had the Normans been content to govern according to ancient cuftom , we had ne- ver heard of magna charta : had the ecclefiaftics not endeavoured to feize the whole ...
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