The Monthly Review, Or, Literary Journal, Volumen65R. Griffiths, 1781 |
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... faid that by humbling , he HAD actually made her his wife ; but it is faid , that marriage - a lawful and proper marriage- SHALL take place , in confequence of , and as a reparation for , the injury done her . But , if the perfonal act ...
... faid that by humbling , he HAD actually made her his wife ; but it is faid , that marriage - a lawful and proper marriage- SHALL take place , in confequence of , and as a reparation for , the injury done her . But , if the perfonal act ...
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... faid he , " Oh , my lov'd child , will bring me nearer thee . " • When first he roam'd , his dog , with anxious care , His wand'rings watch'd , as emulous to share ; In vain the faithful brute was bid begone , In vain the forrower ...
... faid he , " Oh , my lov'd child , will bring me nearer thee . " • When first he roam'd , his dog , with anxious care , His wand'rings watch'd , as emulous to share ; In vain the faithful brute was bid begone , In vain the forrower ...
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... faid . So much the better for Mr. Macpherson's ho- nour : They are fooner answered , efpecially as their charges respect fact and not fpeculation . But let him not talk of an- fwering by filence . The Public will not be fatisfied at so ...
... faid . So much the better for Mr. Macpherson's ho- nour : They are fooner answered , efpecially as their charges respect fact and not fpeculation . But let him not talk of an- fwering by filence . The Public will not be fatisfied at so ...
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