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... she grows cool , her Threats end in an Alliance with Poland and the Emperor , and her warlike Preparations are now turn'd for the Defence of that Kingdom , against which they were at first thought to be defign'd . The Reasons of the ...
... she grows cool , her Threats end in an Alliance with Poland and the Emperor , and her warlike Preparations are now turn'd for the Defence of that Kingdom , against which they were at first thought to be defign'd . The Reasons of the ...
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... She accuses Mr. Mur- ray , by the Pretender created Earl of Dumbar , and appointed Governor to his eldest Son , of being a Proteftant ; but his Crime before her is being Brother to Mrs. Hay , the titular Countess of Inverness ; and that ...
... She accuses Mr. Mur- ray , by the Pretender created Earl of Dumbar , and appointed Governor to his eldest Son , of being a Proteftant ; but his Crime before her is being Brother to Mrs. Hay , the titular Countess of Inverness ; and that ...
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... She was one of the most regular and moft engaging Beauties that this Country ever had produced ; this join'd to the Beauties of her Mind , and her innate Goodnefs and Virtues , made her the most accomplish'd of Women , and fomething ...
... She was one of the most regular and moft engaging Beauties that this Country ever had produced ; this join'd to the Beauties of her Mind , and her innate Goodnefs and Virtues , made her the most accomplish'd of Women , and fomething ...
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... she adored ? She paufed but a very little while ; her Soul was above committing any of the common Meanneffes ; fhe knew not how to feign , or difguife her Sentiments ; and therefore without Conftraint follow'd the Dictates of her ...
... she adored ? She paufed but a very little while ; her Soul was above committing any of the common Meanneffes ; fhe knew not how to feign , or difguife her Sentiments ; and therefore without Conftraint follow'd the Dictates of her ...
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... she had great Reafon to fear , that nothing wou'd be able to divert him from his Refolution . C C This News was like a Thunderbolt to the Prince ; but recover- ing himself , ' How many Misfortunes , fays he , are you like to fuffer for ...
... she had great Reafon to fear , that nothing wou'd be able to divert him from his Refolution . C C This News was like a Thunderbolt to the Prince ; but recover- ing himself , ' How many Misfortunes , fays he , are you like to fuffer for ...
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