The Monthly Review, Or, Literary JournalR. Griffiths, 1815 |
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... young Laird's health in a bowl that would swim the collector's yawl . " So saying , he mounted his horse , and gallopped off . About a mile from the house , and upon the verge of the woods , which , as we have said , covered a ...
... young Laird's health in a bowl that would swim the collector's yawl . " So saying , he mounted his horse , and gallopped off . About a mile from the house , and upon the verge of the woods , which , as we have said , covered a ...
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... young pair have been permitted even to sleep together for years without the sa- cred girdle having ever been undone ; so powerful is the fear of the excommunication which , on such a transgression , would certainly be levelled at their ...
... young pair have been permitted even to sleep together for years without the sa- cred girdle having ever been undone ; so powerful is the fear of the excommunication which , on such a transgression , would certainly be levelled at their ...
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... young practitioner , when he first takes possession of his appointment on board of ship ; a situation which appears unfavourable not merely to his present comfort , but to those habits which are necessary for his future respectability ...
... young practitioner , when he first takes possession of his appointment on board of ship ; a situation which appears unfavourable not merely to his present comfort , but to those habits which are necessary for his future respectability ...
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