Annual Register, Volumen8Edmund Burke 1765 |
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... called the waiter to fhew an empty room , which a waiter did , and having firft opened the door himself , and placed a small tallow candle , which he had in his hand , on the table , he retired ; when the gentle , men entered , and ...
... called the waiter to fhew an empty room , which a waiter did , and having firft opened the door himself , and placed a small tallow candle , which he had in his hand , on the table , he retired ; when the gentle , men entered , and ...
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... called the Coventry act , for that he did lie in wait , and with malice aforethought , make an affault on Cranley Thomas Kirby , efq ; with intention to maim and disfigure him , and with a certain knife made of iron and steel which he ...
... called the Coventry act , for that he did lie in wait , and with malice aforethought , make an affault on Cranley Thomas Kirby , efq ; with intention to maim and disfigure him , and with a certain knife made of iron and steel which he ...
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... called the god of war ; and is described as a fwearing , fwaggering companion , and a great giver of rude language . For , when he was angry , he would cry , " Kifs my a - fe , My a - fe in a band - box , My a - fe all over : " Which he ...
... called the god of war ; and is described as a fwearing , fwaggering companion , and a great giver of rude language . For , when he was angry , he would cry , " Kifs my a - fe , My a - fe in a band - box , My a - fe all over : " Which he ...
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Memoirs of Mrs Johnson the celebrated Stella of Dean Swift drawn | 15 |
Obfervations on very good eatable mushrooms produced by a fort of stone | 101 |
Curious obfervations on the fmell and bath of the earth | 107 |
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