Essays on Various SubjectsJ. Johnson, 1809 - 158 páginas |
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... circumstances must have sensibly felt the expenses of a nu- merous family , yet at no period does this appear to have operated to our author's pre- judice , by depriving him of any of those advantages necessary to qualify him for the ...
... circumstances must have sensibly felt the expenses of a nu- merous family , yet at no period does this appear to have operated to our author's pre- judice , by depriving him of any of those advantages necessary to qualify him for the ...
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... circumstances contributed to ren- der unpleasant the latter part of Mr. Walker's . residence at Durham . Though the stipula- ted salary ought to have exceeded 50 % . , yet it had averaged considerably less ; and the payment of this ...
... circumstances contributed to ren- der unpleasant the latter part of Mr. Walker's . residence at Durham . Though the stipula- ted salary ought to have exceeded 50 % . , yet it had averaged considerably less ; and the payment of this ...
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... circumstances would still continue to render interesting to him . His character had by this time become thorough- ly known and respected ; but very lately he had been complimented by the corporation with the freedom of the city ; he had ...
... circumstances would still continue to render interesting to him . His character had by this time become thorough- ly known and respected ; but very lately he had been complimented by the corporation with the freedom of the city ; he had ...
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... interfered too much with his domestic comfort as a married man ; it was however afterward ac- cepted by Dr. Priestley under the same cir- cumstances . It It is rather a singular circumstance , though one which lxxii MEMOIR OF.
... interfered too much with his domestic comfort as a married man ; it was however afterward ac- cepted by Dr. Priestley under the same cir- cumstances . It It is rather a singular circumstance , though one which lxxii MEMOIR OF.
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George Walker. It is rather a singular circumstance , though one which reflects no little honour on Mr. Walker , as showing the general estimation in which his character was held , that he should have been separately selected , by two ...
George Walker. It is rather a singular circumstance , though one which reflects no little honour on Mr. Walker , as showing the general estimation in which his character was held , that he should have been separately selected , by two ...
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