The Oxford Magazine: Or, University Museum. Calculated for General Instruction and Amusement, on a Plan Entirely New. Embellished with Copper-plates, Satirical, Political, and Scientifical, from Original Designs, Bände 8-9authors., 1772 |
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... lost ; or , what is the fame thing , whenever they are fo impoverish ed and ruined as to render the pof- feffion of them unprofitable . BENGAL , VOL . VIII . and the dominions dependant thereon , are entirely commercial countries ...
... lost ; or , what is the fame thing , whenever they are fo impoverish ed and ruined as to render the pof- feffion of them unprofitable . BENGAL , VOL . VIII . and the dominions dependant thereon , are entirely commercial countries ...
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... lost that re- gard and affiduity fhe had formerly fhewn to please her husband , and did not lavish on him her wonted marks of af- fection . Their frequent feeing and talk- ing to each other , begat a certain fami- liarity between them ...
... lost that re- gard and affiduity fhe had formerly fhewn to please her husband , and did not lavish on him her wonted marks of af- fection . Their frequent feeing and talk- ing to each other , begat a certain fami- liarity between them ...
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... lost her money , her husband bears , not only the expence , but the blame too . ... " He prophefied the fhould lofe --- He " is the picture of ill - luck --- She never " could hold a card when he advifed her " not to go " --- And then ...
... lost her money , her husband bears , not only the expence , but the blame too . ... " He prophefied the fhould lofe --- He " is the picture of ill - luck --- She never " could hold a card when he advifed her " not to go " --- And then ...
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