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Pagina 59
Deborah married Abraham Clark , a weaver in Spitalfields , and lived seventy -
six years , to August 1727 . This is the daughter of whom publick mention has
been made . She could repeat the first lines of Homer , the ' Metamorphoses , '
and ...
Deborah married Abraham Clark , a weaver in Spitalfields , and lived seventy -
six years , to August 1727 . This is the daughter of whom publick mention has
been made . She could repeat the first lines of Homer , the ' Metamorphoses , '
and ...
Pagina 179
The writer who thinks his works formed for duration , mistakes his interest when
he mentions his enemies . He degrades his own ... Of Collier , * Blackmore , and
Milbourne , he has made mention in the preface of his Fables . To the censure of
...
The writer who thinks his works formed for duration , mistakes his interest when
he mentions his enemies . He degrades his own ... Of Collier , * Blackmore , and
Milbourne , he has made mention in the preface of his Fables . To the censure of
...
Pagina 248
All this was performed before he was thirty - four years old ; for he died April 14 ,
1685 , in a manner which I am unwilling to mention . Having been compelled by
his necessities to contract debts , and hunted , as is supposed , by the terriers of ...
All this was performed before he was thirty - four years old ; for he died April 14 ,
1685 , in a manner which I am unwilling to mention . Having been compelled by
his necessities to contract debts , and hunted , as is supposed , by the terriers of ...
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