The Scots Magazine, Or, General Repository of Literature, History, and Politics, Том 58Alex Chapman and, 1796 |
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... say Something about or not about the Play- Good fubject ours ! rare times ! when Specu Lation Engroffes every fubject of the nation . To ferve the ftate - Jews , Gentiles , all are willing , And for the omnium venture their laft fail ...
... say Something about or not about the Play- Good fubject ours ! rare times ! when Specu Lation Engroffes every fubject of the nation . To ferve the ftate - Jews , Gentiles , all are willing , And for the omnium venture their laft fail ...
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... Say , will you fhed one woe - fraught tear ? Ah ! come then , Death , and ceafe this ftrife , Bentinck , during thefe incoherent ex- preffions , fat filent : at laft he asked her the caufe of fuch mysterious behaviour : twilight had ...
... Say , will you fhed one woe - fraught tear ? Ah ! come then , Death , and ceafe this ftrife , Bentinck , during thefe incoherent ex- preffions , fat filent : at laft he asked her the caufe of fuch mysterious behaviour : twilight had ...
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... Says he , ( lifping effeminate voice . ) " It is the Eaft , and Juliet is the Sun ! To Heav'n refpectful lenity ! Adicu ! And fire - ey'd fury be my conduct now ! " ( very boarfe tone ) Good Nurse , I am a child ! But do not fpeak ...
... Says he , ( lifping effeminate voice . ) " It is the Eaft , and Juliet is the Sun ! To Heav'n refpectful lenity ! Adicu ! And fire - ey'd fury be my conduct now ! " ( very boarfe tone ) Good Nurse , I am a child ! But do not fpeak ...
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... saying , that he had an addi tional motive and an additional with for its being delayed no longer . It had been urged , that by any difcuffion of an im- mediate abolition , you fupport the flaves against their mafters ; this , he ...
... saying , that he had an addi tional motive and an additional with for its being delayed no longer . It had been urged , that by any difcuffion of an im- mediate abolition , you fupport the flaves against their mafters ; this , he ...
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... say that it defcribes the figure of 8 , the heart be- ing in the middle . As both fides of the heart contain nearly the fame quantity of blood , and both act at the same instant , it is evident that as much blood paffes through the ...
... say that it defcribes the figure of 8 , the heart be- ing in the middle . As both fides of the heart contain nearly the fame quantity of blood , and both act at the same instant , it is evident that as much blood paffes through the ...
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