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... fhall be hereafter specifi- ed , the faid Perfon orPerfons , upon applying themselves ⚫to fuch as we shall appoint for theInspection and Redress of the Grievances aforefaid , fhall be forthwith commit- ted to the Care of our Principal ...
... fhall be hereafter specifi- ed , the faid Perfon orPerfons , upon applying themselves ⚫to fuch as we shall appoint for theInspection and Redress of the Grievances aforefaid , fhall be forthwith commit- ted to the Care of our Principal ...
Page 181
... fhall in the next place lay down some Rules and Directions for their better avoiding thofe Ca- lentures which are fo very frequent in this Season . IN the first place , I would advise them never to ven- ture abroad in the Fields , but ...
... fhall in the next place lay down some Rules and Directions for their better avoiding thofe Ca- lentures which are fo very frequent in this Season . IN the first place , I would advise them never to ven- ture abroad in the Fields , but ...
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... fhall purge the vifual Ray , And on the fightlefs Eye ball pour the Day . ' Tis be th ' obftructed Paths of Sound fhall clear , And bid new Mufick charm th ' unfolding Ear . The Dumb ball fing , the Lame his Crutch fore- go , And leap ...
... fhall purge the vifual Ray , And on the fightlefs Eye ball pour the Day . ' Tis be th ' obftructed Paths of Sound fhall clear , And bid new Mufick charm th ' unfolding Ear . The Dumb ball fing , the Lame his Crutch fore- go , And leap ...
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