Life of SAMUEL JOHNSON LL.D1952 |
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... passed . It was brought to the Com- mons , by a message from the Lords , the 5th of March , proceeded on the 7th , 10th , 11th , 14th , and 15th , on which day , after a full examina- tion of witnesses on both sides , and hearing of ...
... passed . It was brought to the Com- mons , by a message from the Lords , the 5th of March , proceeded on the 7th , 10th , 11th , 14th , and 15th , on which day , after a full examina- tion of witnesses on both sides , and hearing of ...
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... passed on that subject . You must , therefore , inform Dr. Horne , that he may resume his plan . I enclose a note concerning it ; and if Dr. Horne will write to me , all the attention that I can give shall be cheer- fully bestowed ...
... passed on that subject . You must , therefore , inform Dr. Horne , that he may resume his plan . I enclose a note concerning it ; and if Dr. Horne will write to me , all the attention that I can give shall be cheer- fully bestowed ...
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... passed in England , than twenty thousand pounds at the end of ten years passed in India , because you must compute what you give for money ; and a man who has lived ten years in India , has given up ten years of so- cial comfort and all ...
... passed in England , than twenty thousand pounds at the end of ten years passed in India , because you must compute what you give for money ; and a man who has lived ten years in India , has given up ten years of so- cial comfort and all ...
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