The Guardian, Band 1C. Whittingham, published John Sharpe, 1804 |
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... believe the Ex- aminer will find others to whom he would rather give a part of it , than to the person on whom I believe he bestows it , because he thinks he is the most capable of having his vengeance on me . But I say not this from ...
... believe the Ex- aminer will find others to whom he would rather give a part of it , than to the person on whom I believe he bestows it , because he thinks he is the most capable of having his vengeance on me . But I say not this from ...
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· DEAR OLD MAN , ' I BELIEVE you are very much surprised , that in the several letters I have written to you , since the receipt of that wherein you recommend a young lady for a wife to your humble servant , I have not made the least ...
· DEAR OLD MAN , ' I BELIEVE you are very much surprised , that in the several letters I have written to you , since the receipt of that wherein you recommend a young lady for a wife to your humble servant , I have not made the least ...
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... believe this , must do it with his will , and not with his understanding . ' Supposing the reasons for , and against , the prin- ciples of religion , were equal , yet the danger and hazard is so unequal , as would sway a prudent man to ...
... believe this , must do it with his will , and not with his understanding . ' Supposing the reasons for , and against , the prin- ciples of religion , were equal , yet the danger and hazard is so unequal , as would sway a prudent man to ...
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