Select British Classics, 38. kötetJ. Conrad, 1803 |
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73. oldal
... particular . Their medals were their current money . When an action deserved to be re- corded in coin , it was stamped perhaps upon an hun- dred thousand pieces of money like our shillings , or half- pence , which were issued out of the ...
... particular . Their medals were their current money . When an action deserved to be re- corded in coin , it was stamped perhaps upon an hun- dred thousand pieces of money like our shillings , or half- pence , which were issued out of the ...
82. oldal
... particular , I have one favour to beg of the candid and courteous reader , that when he meets with any thing in this pa- per which may appear a little dull and heavy ( though I hope this will not be often ) he will believe it is the ...
... particular , I have one favour to beg of the candid and courteous reader , that when he meets with any thing in this pa- per which may appear a little dull and heavy ( though I hope this will not be often ) he will believe it is the ...
142. oldal
... particular occasion of unhappy marriages , which , though very common , is not very much attended to . What I mean is this : Every man , in the time of courtship , and in the first entrance of marriage , puts on a behaviour like my ...
... particular occasion of unhappy marriages , which , though very common , is not very much attended to . What I mean is this : Every man , in the time of courtship , and in the first entrance of marriage , puts on a behaviour like my ...
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