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Page 44
... plead- ed without a Piece of Pack - thread in his Hand , which he ufed to twist about a Thumb , or a Finger , all ... Pleading ; but he had better have let it a- lone , for he loft his Caufe by his Jeft . I have all along acknowledged ...
... plead- ed without a Piece of Pack - thread in his Hand , which he ufed to twist about a Thumb , or a Finger , all ... Pleading ; but he had better have let it a- lone , for he loft his Caufe by his Jeft . I have all along acknowledged ...
Page 118
... Pleadings , defending his Cli- ent from general Scandal , fays very handfomely , and with much Reason , There are many who have particular Engagements to the Profecutor : There are many who are known to have Ill - will to him for whom I ...
... Pleadings , defending his Cli- ent from general Scandal , fays very handfomely , and with much Reason , There are many who have particular Engagements to the Profecutor : There are many who are known to have Ill - will to him for whom I ...
Page 129
... pleaded mo- vingly in Behalf of the poor Children , and they for ⚫ themfelves much more forcibly by finging an Hymn ; And I had the Happiness to be a Contributor to this little religious Inftitution of Innocents , and am fure I never ...
... pleaded mo- vingly in Behalf of the poor Children , and they for ⚫ themfelves much more forcibly by finging an Hymn ; And I had the Happiness to be a Contributor to this little religious Inftitution of Innocents , and am fure I never ...
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