Elegant Extracts, Or, Useful and Entertaining Passages from the Best English Authors and Translations: Principally Designed for the Use of Young Persons, Volume 2S. Walker, 1826 - English letters |
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Page 180
... serve the crown , and if I could have that his majesty recommends , and the submitted to influence , I might have importance of the subject requires : still continued to serve ; but I would a subject of greater importance than not be ...
... serve the crown , and if I could have that his majesty recommends , and the submitted to influence , I might have importance of the subject requires : still continued to serve ; but I would a subject of greater importance than not be ...
Page 264
... serve the respect that is due to the their nature . They are possibly too Converse with your equals with a jealous of their honour , too irascible easy familiarity , and , at the sa when they think it is touched ; and time , great ...
... serve the respect that is due to the their nature . They are possibly too Converse with your equals with a jealous of their honour , too irascible easy familiarity , and , at the sa when they think it is touched ; and time , great ...
Page 272
... serve duty of nature to preserve a good God , and live in peace with their parent's life and happiness , than I neighbour . am of any speculative point what- ever . Ignaram hujus quodcunque pericli Hanc ego , nunc , linquam ? As to the ...
... serve duty of nature to preserve a good God , and live in peace with their parent's life and happiness , than I neighbour . am of any speculative point what- ever . Ignaram hujus quodcunque pericli Hanc ego , nunc , linquam ? As to the ...
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Necessity of the Union | 23 |
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