The Monitor, 第 1 卷J. Scott, 1760 - 502 頁 |
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... himself on the bench at the end of the ave- nue , to examine , fort , and compare these ideas , in order to determine , what choice to make . No fooner had he reached the bench , than he threw himself upon it in a careless manner ; and ...
... himself on the bench at the end of the ave- nue , to examine , fort , and compare these ideas , in order to determine , what choice to make . No fooner had he reached the bench , than he threw himself upon it in a careless manner ; and ...
第 392 頁
... himself from his people , and refuse to govern by the laws and ftatutes of the realm , and should precipitate himself into wild de- figns , and abandon himself to his arbitrary ' will ; that from that time it should be lawful • for ...
... himself from his people , and refuse to govern by the laws and ftatutes of the realm , and should precipitate himself into wild de- figns , and abandon himself to his arbitrary ' will ; that from that time it should be lawful • for ...
第 432 頁
... himself from the hatred of the people , he raised up mean in- ftruments of his power , by whom he plunder- ed the nation , and then delivered them up a fa- crifice to their vengeance . Of these Woolfey and Cromwell are peculiar ...
... himself from the hatred of the people , he raised up mean in- ftruments of his power , by whom he plunder- ed the nation , and then delivered them up a fa- crifice to their vengeance . Of these Woolfey and Cromwell are peculiar ...
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