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Page xlv
Whether it was that this young woman , accustomed to a large and jovial family , could not live in a philosophical retirement ; 2. or that she was not satisfied with the person of her husband ; 3. or , lastly , that because all her ...
Whether it was that this young woman , accustomed to a large and jovial family , could not live in a philosophical retirement ; 2. or that she was not satisfied with the person of her husband ; 3. or , lastly , that because all her ...
Page lxvii
12mo , p . 77. Illud mirum pariter et festivum quod is quo loco et quibus plane verbis attribuit Salmasio solęcismos , iisdem ipse solęcismum , aut solęcismo flagitium non minus admittat . ' 4 Previously to his going to live in Scotland ...
12mo , p . 77. Illud mirum pariter et festivum quod is quo loco et quibus plane verbis attribuit Salmasio solęcismos , iisdem ipse solęcismum , aut solęcismo flagitium non minus admittat . ' 4 Previously to his going to live in Scotland ...
Page lxxi
... he could not in honour or conscience accept ; and that on his wife pressing his compliance , he said , ' Thou art in the right ; you , as other women , would ride in your coach ; for me , my aim is to live and die an honest man .
... he could not in honour or conscience accept ; and that on his wife pressing his compliance , he said , ' Thou art in the right ; you , as other women , would ride in your coach ; for me , my aim is to live and die an honest man .
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... as near as this deponent can remember : " God have mercy , Betty , I see thou wilt perform according to thy promise , in providing me such dishes as I think fit while I live ; and when I die , thou knowest I have left thee all .
... as near as this deponent can remember : " God have mercy , Betty , I see thou wilt perform according to thy promise , in providing me such dishes as I think fit while I live ; and when I die , thou knowest I have left thee all .
Page xcv
53 Anne Milton is lame , but hath a trade , and can live by the same , which is the making of gold and silver lace , and which the deceased bred her up to . ' Eliz . Fisher's Deposition .
53 Anne Milton is lame , but hath a trade , and can live by the same , which is the making of gold and silver lace , and which the deceased bred her up to . ' Eliz . Fisher's Deposition .
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| Title | The Poetical Works of John Milton: With Notes and a Life of the Author, Volume 1 The Poetical Works of John Milton: With Notes and a Life of the Author, John Mitford |
| Author | John Mitford |
| Publisher | Hilliard, Gray, and Company, 1838 |
| Original from | Harvard University |
| Digitized | Mar 5, 2009 |
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