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Page 74
... observed and complained of ; and , being con- vented , he was charged with many particulars ; in some , for taking ... observation of all churches and civil states in the world . These added much aggravation to his sin in the judgment of ...
... observed and complained of ; and , being con- vented , he was charged with many particulars ; in some , for taking ... observation of all churches and civil states in the world . These added much aggravation to his sin in the judgment of ...
Page 747
... observe , that so long as they are not disagreeable to the lady , I shall continue my attentions . " Heaven and earth ! what a shower of blows was just on the point of wetting the shoulders of our hero . But Mr. Sarsfield , as I observed ...
... observe , that so long as they are not disagreeable to the lady , I shall continue my attentions . " Heaven and earth ! what a shower of blows was just on the point of wetting the shoulders of our hero . But Mr. Sarsfield , as I observed ...
Page 854
... observed , could be stuck in one corner of the mouth , or twisted in the hat - band , and would never be in the way . Thus ended this alarm- ing insurrection , which was long known by the name of The Pipe - Plot , and which , it has ...
... observed , could be stuck in one corner of the mouth , or twisted in the hat - band , and would never be in the way . Thus ended this alarm- ing insurrection , which was long known by the name of The Pipe - Plot , and which , it has ...
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