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Pagina 10
... Regulations at all , must be previously determined , before we need give ourselves any Trouble about examining the Useful- nefs and Propriety of fuch Regulations , as were propos'd to be made . AND here I am well aware , how nice a ...
... Regulations at all , must be previously determined , before we need give ourselves any Trouble about examining the Useful- nefs and Propriety of fuch Regulations , as were propos'd to be made . AND here I am well aware , how nice a ...
Pagina 24
... Regulations have received the Sanction of the Senate , and now they are become Laws ; tho ' People might dif- fer about them before , all , I apprehend , will now agree to carry them into Execu tion . Are any Heats , which might be ...
... Regulations have received the Sanction of the Senate , and now they are become Laws ; tho ' People might dif- fer about them before , all , I apprehend , will now agree to carry them into Execu tion . Are any Heats , which might be ...
Pagina 73
... regulations ; for at his going into the room he only faid to the prefident , that he came to see that the younger part of the club should retire to their respective colleges : a direction , which a proctor would have given in any ...
... regulations ; for at his going into the room he only faid to the prefident , that he came to see that the younger part of the club should retire to their respective colleges : a direction , which a proctor would have given in any ...
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