The British Magazine, Or, Monthly Repository for Gentlemen & LadiesJames Rivington & James Fletcher ... & H. Payne, 1762 |
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... officers . The former have this diftinction paid them , that they are permitted to stand covered . The throne of state , on which he gives public audience twice or three times a week , is equally grand and coftly ; the foot of it ...
... officers . The former have this diftinction paid them , that they are permitted to stand covered . The throne of state , on which he gives public audience twice or three times a week , is equally grand and coftly ; the foot of it ...
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... officers who carry the horse tail , kneels down , and waves it feveral times before him , as if he was fprinkling him with holy water ; after which , fixing his eyes intently upon him , he gives three loud claps with his hands , to ...
... officers who carry the horse tail , kneels down , and waves it feveral times before him , as if he was fprinkling him with holy water ; after which , fixing his eyes intently upon him , he gives three loud claps with his hands , to ...
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... officers , are animating them to fight valiantly and intrepidly , un- der the standards of fo glorious and powerful a monarch . Where is there fuch another to be found under heaven ? cry fome : where is there one that can be compared ...
... officers , are animating them to fight valiantly and intrepidly , un- der the standards of fo glorious and powerful a monarch . Where is there fuch another to be found under heaven ? cry fome : where is there one that can be compared ...
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... officer of the court , or fometimes by lot : and fo happy did these young females think themfelves , who were ... officers are ordered to measure the length and breadth of every bed ; and the owner is taxed ac- cordingly , fo much ...
... officer of the court , or fometimes by lot : and fo happy did these young females think themfelves , who were ... officers are ordered to measure the length and breadth of every bed ; and the owner is taxed ac- cordingly , fo much ...
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... officers , pro- vided he will warrant them all found , and be content to wear pro- per badges of distinction . A female brigade , properly difci- plined and accoutred , would not , I am perfuaded , be afraid to charge . a numerous body ...
... officers , pro- vided he will warrant them all found , and be content to wear pro- per badges of distinction . A female brigade , properly difci- plined and accoutred , would not , I am perfuaded , be afraid to charge . a numerous body ...
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