The European Magazine, and London Review, 22. kötetPhilological Society of London, 1792 |
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13. oldal
... hope was full of immortality . He prayed with uncommon fervour to his good God , even to Jefus Chrift , in whom all his hopes were placed , and " without whom , ” fays he , " Heaven would be no Heaven to me . Death was the wifhed - for ...
... hope was full of immortality . He prayed with uncommon fervour to his good God , even to Jefus Chrift , in whom all his hopes were placed , and " without whom , ” fays he , " Heaven would be no Heaven to me . Death was the wifhed - for ...
14. oldal
... hope you will permit me to aflume . If my name is not amongst the Anti- quarians , I should be glad that it was , and to the Society of Arts and Sciences ; of which I know not the expence . EXTRACT of a LETTER from MR . MONTAGUE'S ...
... hope you will permit me to aflume . If my name is not amongst the Anti- quarians , I should be glad that it was , and to the Society of Arts and Sciences ; of which I know not the expence . EXTRACT of a LETTER from MR . MONTAGUE'S ...
22. oldal
... hope and believe my footman feels himself to be my fellow - man ; but I have not , therefore , any apprehen- fion that inftead of waiting behind my chair , he will fit down in the next . - He was born poor - but he is not angry that I ...
... hope and believe my footman feels himself to be my fellow - man ; but I have not , therefore , any apprehen- fion that inftead of waiting behind my chair , he will fit down in the next . - He was born poor - but he is not angry that I ...
44. oldal
... hope that it may have its influence in a neighbouring kingdom , where the doubtful fate of a beautecus quten ala ms every compaflionate feeling mind in Britain . " At the first found of popular in far- rection , the guilty queen ...
... hope that it may have its influence in a neighbouring kingdom , where the doubtful fate of a beautecus quten ala ms every compaflionate feeling mind in Britain . " At the first found of popular in far- rection , the guilty queen ...
47. oldal
... hope difpleafe thofe who , tormented by its black vapours , may have need of fuch affiftance . A celebrated phyfician of the mind t , who with this remedy performed miraculous cures , fhall be my guide . The English call this antidote ...
... hope difpleafe thofe who , tormented by its black vapours , may have need of fuch affiftance . A celebrated phyfician of the mind t , who with this remedy performed miraculous cures , fhall be my guide . The English call this antidote ...
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