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... prove that he had frequently seen franks pass the Office in the de- fendant's name ; and that , from the character in which these franks were usually written , he believed the acceptance on a bill of exchange to be the defendant's hand ...
... prove that he had frequently seen franks pass the Office in the de- fendant's name ; and that , from the character in which these franks were usually written , he believed the acceptance on a bill of exchange to be the defendant's hand ...
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... prove Beauteous , vacant to his love ; While he little seems to know What deceitful gale may blow ? • Wretched they , whom charms so bright Unexperienc'd shall delight ! As for me , this wall declares , Which votive tablet bears , my ...
... prove Beauteous , vacant to his love ; While he little seems to know What deceitful gale may blow ? • Wretched they , whom charms so bright Unexperienc'd shall delight ! As for me , this wall declares , Which votive tablet bears , my ...
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... prove fatal to our country . It is better to foresee and prevent evils , than , by slumbering in a false security , suffer ourselves to be surprised . The possession of Malta , whilst it would give us the complete command of the Medi ...
... prove fatal to our country . It is better to foresee and prevent evils , than , by slumbering in a false security , suffer ourselves to be surprised . The possession of Malta , whilst it would give us the complete command of the Medi ...
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TITLES AUTHORS NAMES c of the Pub | 3 |
LITERARY JOURNAL | 21 |
Four Heroic Epistles of Ovid 1329 | 33 |
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