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Page 143
... common Enemy , the Co- lonels in one Army married the Colonels in the other ; the Captains in the fame manner took the Captains to their Wives : The whole Body of common Soldiers were matched , after the Example of their Leaders . By ...
... common Enemy , the Co- lonels in one Army married the Colonels in the other ; the Captains in the fame manner took the Captains to their Wives : The whole Body of common Soldiers were matched , after the Example of their Leaders . By ...
Page 196
... common Thing , Money ; and it is to her we owe the Politician , the Merchant , and ⚫ the Lawyer ; nay , to be free ... common 6 6 6 6 common honefty fell a Sacrifice to 196 The SPECTATOR . No.450 .
... common Thing , Money ; and it is to her we owe the Politician , the Merchant , and ⚫ the Lawyer ; nay , to be free ... common 6 6 6 6 common honefty fell a Sacrifice to 196 The SPECTATOR . No.450 .
Page 223
... common Lumber . NOTHING indeed can be more unhappy than the Condition of Bankruptcy.The Calamity which happens to us by ill Fortune , or by the Injury of others , has in it fome Confolation ; but what arifes from our own Misbe- haviour ...
... common Lumber . NOTHING indeed can be more unhappy than the Condition of Bankruptcy.The Calamity which happens to us by ill Fortune , or by the Injury of others , has in it fome Confolation ; but what arifes from our own Misbe- haviour ...
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