Monthly Review; Or Literary Journal Enlarged, Том 107R. Griffiths., 1825 Editors: May 1749-Sept. 1803, Ralph Griffiths; Oct. 1803-Apr. 1825, G. E. Griffiths. |
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... grace and loveliness of the lady had taken possession of his bosom , but the remembrance of her dignity checked the indulgence of his wishes , like the Egyptian gum , which arrests corruption and preserves even the dead in everlasting ...
... grace and loveliness of the lady had taken possession of his bosom , but the remembrance of her dignity checked the indulgence of his wishes , like the Egyptian gum , which arrests corruption and preserves even the dead in everlasting ...
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... grace to content so gentle a lady . " - The lady sighed ; for a moment she cast her eyes on the ground , and then , again looking up , said firmly , " I do not choose to ask Sir Amias , but I will return you half the money , surely the ...
... grace to content so gentle a lady . " - The lady sighed ; for a moment she cast her eyes on the ground , and then , again looking up , said firmly , " I do not choose to ask Sir Amias , but I will return you half the money , surely the ...
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... grace of kindness to his urbanity . Affairs of the King having obliged him to let the lady and the Jew remain some time in the gallery , he was sitting when they were admitted to his presence . He spoke condescendingly to them in ...
... grace of kindness to his urbanity . Affairs of the King having obliged him to let the lady and the Jew remain some time in the gallery , he was sitting when they were admitted to his presence . He spoke condescendingly to them in ...
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... grace of God , ) neuer to yield up this Church to the gouernment of Papists , Presbiterians , or Independents , nor to injure my Suc- cessors , by lessening the Crown of that ecclesiasticall & military power wch my Predecessors left me ...
... grace of God , ) neuer to yield up this Church to the gouernment of Papists , Presbiterians , or Independents , nor to injure my Suc- cessors , by lessening the Crown of that ecclesiasticall & military power wch my Predecessors left me ...
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... grace , her figure rather above the middle size of woman , but soft and delicate in its mould , clothed in a long robe of rich rose - coloured silk , easily folded over the swell of her bosom , bound round her waist by a broad golden ...
... grace , her figure rather above the middle size of woman , but soft and delicate in its mould , clothed in a long robe of rich rose - coloured silk , easily folded over the swell of her bosom , bound round her waist by a broad golden ...
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