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... gave very cheerfully , considering these applications as so many com- pliments . He was once invited to a great corporation dinner ; and was even twice summoned to attend as a juryman at the court of quarter sessions . Indeed , so ...
... gave very cheerfully , considering these applications as so many com- pliments . He was once invited to a great corporation dinner ; and was even twice summoned to attend as a juryman at the court of quarter sessions . Indeed , so ...
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... gave all his enemies -- that is to say , all who bore any enmity towards him ; for as to himself , he declared he died in good will with all the world , And , after dictating several kind messages to his relations at Scaghtikoke , as ...
... gave all his enemies -- that is to say , all who bore any enmity towards him ; for as to himself , he declared he died in good will with all the world , And , after dictating several kind messages to his relations at Scaghtikoke , as ...
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... gave any full and satisfactory account of the early history of New - York , or of its three first Dutch governors . I have , however , gained much valuable and curious matter , from an elaborate manuscript written in exceeding pure and ...
... gave any full and satisfactory account of the early history of New - York , or of its three first Dutch governors . I have , however , gained much valuable and curious matter , from an elaborate manuscript written in exceeding pure and ...
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... gave vast concern to Heraclitus , that worthy weeping philoso- pher of antiquity . In addition to these various speculations , it was the opinion of Herschel , that the sun is a magnificent , habi- table abode ; the light it furnishes ...
... gave vast concern to Heraclitus , that worthy weeping philoso- pher of antiquity . In addition to these various speculations , it was the opinion of Herschel , that the sun is a magnificent , habi- table abode ; the light it furnishes ...
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... gave it origin . His learned brethren readily joined in the opinion , being heartily glad of any explanation that would decently extricate them from their embarrassment - and ever since that memorable era the world has been left to take ...
... gave it origin . His learned brethren readily joined in the opinion , being heartily glad of any explanation that would decently extricate them from their embarrassment - and ever since that memorable era the world has been left to take ...
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