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... marriage took place , and to turr . his wife's money to the best advantage , he prc jected the scheme of an academy for education . Gilbert Walmsley , at that time Registrar of the Ecclesiastical Court of the Bishop of Litchfield , Such ...
... marriage took place , and to turr . his wife's money to the best advantage , he prc jected the scheme of an academy for education . Gilbert Walmsley , at that time Registrar of the Ecclesiastical Court of the Bishop of Litchfield , Such ...
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... marriage , the Janizaries formed a conspiracy to dethrone the Emperor . To avert the impending danger , Mahomet , in a full assembly of the grandees , " catching with one hand , " as Knolles relates it , " the fair Greek by the hair of ...
... marriage , the Janizaries formed a conspiracy to dethrone the Emperor . To avert the impending danger , Mahomet , in a full assembly of the grandees , " catching with one hand , " as Knolles relates it , " the fair Greek by the hair of ...
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... marriage of prudence without affection 36 The reasons why pastorals delight · 37 The true principles of pastoral poetry 17 38 The advantages of mediocrity . An eastern 19 fable 20 39 The unhappiness of women whether single or married 22 ...
... marriage of prudence without affection 36 The reasons why pastorals delight · 37 The true principles of pastoral poetry 17 38 The advantages of mediocrity . An eastern 19 fable 20 39 The unhappiness of women whether single or married 22 ...
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... marriage of Hymenæus and Tranquilla 254 168 Poetry debased by mean expressions . An example from Shakspeare 169 Labour necessary to excellence 247 249 · · . 256 257 180 258 • • 259 • ners 261 187 173 Unreasonable fears of pedantry 174 ...
... marriage of Hymenæus and Tranquilla 254 168 Poetry debased by mean expressions . An example from Shakspeare 169 Labour necessary to excellence 247 249 · · . 256 257 180 258 • • 259 • ners 261 187 173 Unreasonable fears of pedantry 174 ...
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... Marriages why advertised 13 The imaginary housewife 292 14 Robbery of time . 293 15 Treacle's complaint of his wife 294 16 Drugget's retirement 296 17 Expedients of Idlers 18 Drugget vindicated 20 Louisbourg's history 21 Linger's ...
... Marriages why advertised 13 The imaginary housewife 292 14 Robbery of time . 293 15 Treacle's complaint of his wife 294 16 Drugget's retirement 296 17 Expedients of Idlers 18 Drugget vindicated 20 Louisbourg's history 21 Linger's ...
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