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Pagina 13
... never the better , they are certainly never the worfe for your ten Advowfons , which you are always fo full of . As contemptible as a Freeman's Fellowship is with it happening to fall vacant , as foon as ever my Son was capable of it ...
... never the better , they are certainly never the worfe for your ten Advowfons , which you are always fo full of . As contemptible as a Freeman's Fellowship is with it happening to fall vacant , as foon as ever my Son was capable of it ...
Pagina 16
... never discovered for a hundred Years after the Settlement of it in the College , ' till you arofe a Genius and Light in it , and proved this Fact by one poor , fingle , dumb , Relative Adjective . If Any One can believe this , or ...
... never discovered for a hundred Years after the Settlement of it in the College , ' till you arofe a Genius and Light in it , and proved this Fact by one poor , fingle , dumb , Relative Adjective . If Any One can believe this , or ...
Pagina 33
furprizing History of the Mallard , it never was and never will be fulfilled to the End of the ❤ference , that he hath growing on his Rump certain erect " Feathers reflected backwards toward his Head , which she " hath not . " ( B. 3 ...
furprizing History of the Mallard , it never was and never will be fulfilled to the End of the ❤ference , that he hath growing on his Rump certain erect " Feathers reflected backwards toward his Head , which she " hath not . " ( B. 3 ...
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