The Monthly Review, Or, Literary Journal, Volume 65R. Griffiths, 1781 - Books |
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... fhould be taken to reftrain them , and religious arguments fhould always and principally . be applied ; for the indulgence of the irafcible paffions particularly militates against the fpirit of Chriftianity . ' Boys are apt to be ...
... fhould be taken to reftrain them , and religious arguments fhould always and principally . be applied ; for the indulgence of the irafcible paffions particularly militates against the fpirit of Chriftianity . ' Boys are apt to be ...
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... fhould not be ill used unneceffarily . - When a hare is put into a ken- nel , the huntsman and both the whippers - in fhould be prefent , and the whippers - in fhould flog every hound , calling him by his name , and rating him as often ...
... fhould not be ill used unneceffarily . - When a hare is put into a ken- nel , the huntsman and both the whippers - in fhould be prefent , and the whippers - in fhould flog every hound , calling him by his name , and rating him as often ...
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... fhould be present , and the whippers - in fhould flog every hound , calling him by his name , and rating him as often as he is near the hare , and upon this occafion they cannot cut them too hard , or rate them too much ; when they ...
... fhould be present , and the whippers - in fhould flog every hound , calling him by his name , and rating him as often as he is near the hare , and upon this occafion they cannot cut them too hard , or rate them too much ; when they ...
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