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... received . " He then thus expostulates with the Dr. himself ; " Having said so much to your friend , who is certainly a very in- genious man though a little too zealous for a philosopher , permit me also the freedom of saying a word to ...
... received . " He then thus expostulates with the Dr. himself ; " Having said so much to your friend , who is certainly a very in- genious man though a little too zealous for a philosopher , permit me also the freedom of saying a word to ...
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... received a letter signed Amicus , in which that assertion is openly made , and the name of the fair writer is stated , viz . Miss Holford , of Bath . We have reason to think that we may rely on this communication , and may repeat it ...
... received a letter signed Amicus , in which that assertion is openly made , and the name of the fair writer is stated , viz . Miss Holford , of Bath . We have reason to think that we may rely on this communication , and may repeat it ...
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... received it in trays . Lord Valentia must in course act the great man , as well as Marquis Wellesley . On being introduced to the Nawaub Vizier at Lucknow , he embraced me , ' says his Lordship as his equal , and at that moment a salute ...
... received it in trays . Lord Valentia must in course act the great man , as well as Marquis Wellesley . On being introduced to the Nawaub Vizier at Lucknow , he embraced me , ' says his Lordship as his equal , and at that moment a salute ...
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