The Gentleman's Magazine, Volume 294F. Jefferies, 1967 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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Page 178
... speak only for him- Who shall speak for others ? And if he know that he cannot do so , it is not permissible for him to try . " His narrative of his relations with Friederike and Lili was a public confession of fault , born of penitence ...
... speak only for him- Who shall speak for others ? And if he know that he cannot do so , it is not permissible for him to try . " His narrative of his relations with Friederike and Lili was a public confession of fault , born of penitence ...
Page 490
... speaking of being unlawfully summoned to pay a heavy tax under pains and penalties . French historians do not ... speak , not merely " Modern Cannes , " the adjective in the latter tame expression applying merely to all new places ...
... speaking of being unlawfully summoned to pay a heavy tax under pains and penalties . French historians do not ... speak , not merely " Modern Cannes , " the adjective in the latter tame expression applying merely to all new places ...
Page 584
... speak for itself by ' He makes mistakes in proper names , and misquotes - a proof that he relied on his memory in both cases . 2 This idiom , which frequently occurs in Gough's Myddle , is used in one place with a curious effect . Speaking ...
... speak for itself by ' He makes mistakes in proper names , and misquotes - a proof that he relied on his memory in both cases . 2 This idiom , which frequently occurs in Gough's Myddle , is used in one place with a curious effect . Speaking ...
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Are Proofs of the Descent of Man being Strengthened? | 43 |
Polly By H WILSON | 88 |
323 | 147 |
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