The Gentleman's Magazine, Volumen32F. Jefferies, 1762 The "Gentleman's magazine" section is a digest of selections from the weekly press; the "(Trader's) monthly intelligencer" section consists of news (foreign and domestic), vital statistics, a register of the month's new publications, and a calendar of forthcoming trade fairs. |
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... give eafe and happiness to them , and to relieve their miferies , would give pleafure to ourselves , pro- vided we are fuch men as we ought to be . But if we take any delight in tormenting , or in feeing animals tor- mented , whom do we ...
... give eafe and happiness to them , and to relieve their miferies , would give pleafure to ourselves , pro- vided we are fuch men as we ought to be . But if we take any delight in tormenting , or in feeing animals tor- mented , whom do we ...
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... give the moft early intelligence of G the enemy . Such is the fituation of affairs , when the poem opens . B. I. Cuchillin , fitting alone beneath a tree , at the gate of Tura , for the other chiefs had gone on a hunting party to Cromla ...
... give the moft early intelligence of G the enemy . Such is the fituation of affairs , when the poem opens . B. I. Cuchillin , fitting alone beneath a tree , at the gate of Tura , for the other chiefs had gone on a hunting party to Cromla ...
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... give him . The fong of the bards closes the third day . B. IV . The action of the poem be- ing fufpended by night , Ofan takes that opportunity to relate his own ac- tions at the lake of Lego , and his court- fhip of Evirallin , who was ...
... give him . The fong of the bards closes the third day . B. IV . The action of the poem be- ing fufpended by night , Ofan takes that opportunity to relate his own ac- tions at the lake of Lego , and his court- fhip of Evirallin , who was ...
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... give me that fword , my foe ; I love the blood of Caithbat . He gave the fword to her tears ; but the pierced his manly breast . He fell , like the bank of a mountain - ftream ; ftretched out his arm and faid ; Daughter of Cormac ...
... give me that fword , my foe ; I love the blood of Caithbat . He gave the fword to her tears ; but the pierced his manly breast . He fell , like the bank of a mountain - ftream ; ftretched out his arm and faid ; Daughter of Cormac ...
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... give any , that the faid engage- ments did not contain any thing that was contrary to the friendship which fubfifted between the two crowns , or that was prejudicial to the interefts of Great Britain , fuppofing that any dif- ficulty ...
... give any , that the faid engage- ments did not contain any thing that was contrary to the friendship which fubfifted between the two crowns , or that was prejudicial to the interefts of Great Britain , fuppofing that any dif- ficulty ...
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