The Monitor, 第 1 卷J. Scott, 1760 - 502 頁 |
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... once evaded their contract : they once took our money , and put us to great expence to bring them over , and to maintain them , and refused to fight when called into action ; and have lately with more honour , found means to excuse ...
... once evaded their contract : they once took our money , and put us to great expence to bring them over , and to maintain them , and refused to fight when called into action ; and have lately with more honour , found means to excuse ...
第 348 頁
... once appear- ing in public . And you know his humour in this way led him fo far as to oblige his chap- lain , though a man of letters , to preach the printed fermons of the most celebrated orthodox divines . Because thereby he guarded ...
... once appear- ing in public . And you know his humour in this way led him fo far as to oblige his chap- lain , though a man of letters , to preach the printed fermons of the most celebrated orthodox divines . Because thereby he guarded ...
第 383 頁
able part at once , but take two or three hairs at a time , and the horfe will neither winch nor kick . And a ... once the greatest clothier in Europe , is a bankrupt for ever ; must shut up all his fhops and warehouses ; and turn ...
able part at once , but take two or three hairs at a time , and the horfe will neither winch nor kick . And a ... once the greatest clothier in Europe , is a bankrupt for ever ; must shut up all his fhops and warehouses ; and turn ...
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