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Pagina 11
... continued to have thought fo , if he had not foon after turned into a Rage . That Mr. P - ff -- r talked fome Time , and expreffed a great deal of Anger and Refent- ment upon being interrupted by the Pr that Night . That foon after he ...
... continued to have thought fo , if he had not foon after turned into a Rage . That Mr. P - ff -- r talked fome Time , and expreffed a great deal of Anger and Refent- ment upon being interrupted by the Pr that Night . That foon after he ...
Pagina 40
... continued to have thought fo , if he ha not foon after turned into a Rage . " Here M V. C. is another Inftance of Mr. P --- r's amaz ing Exactness and Perfpicuity in the Deliver of his Charge . First you fee it was faid with Sneer ...
... continued to have thought fo , if he ha not foon after turned into a Rage . " Here M V. C. is another Inftance of Mr. P --- r's amaz ing Exactness and Perfpicuity in the Deliver of his Charge . First you fee it was faid with Sneer ...
Pagina 37
... continued to run in the fame terms , fince the royal ftatutes were given , as be- fore ; tho ' one part of his jurifdiction was really taken away thereby . For the reader will please to remember , that by the TM 42d of these ftatutes ...
... continued to run in the fame terms , fince the royal ftatutes were given , as be- fore ; tho ' one part of his jurifdiction was really taken away thereby . For the reader will please to remember , that by the TM 42d of these ftatutes ...
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