The Visitor: By Several Hands, Volume 2Edward and Charles Dilly, 1764 |
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Page 23
... state of mutual knowledge ; for they tell us , that we fhall converfe with , that we fhall fit down with , and in confe- quence fhall know Abraham , Ifaac , and Ja- cob , and the reft of the patriarchs and apoftles . Now , if we fhall ...
... state of mutual knowledge ; for they tell us , that we fhall converfe with , that we fhall fit down with , and in confe- quence fhall know Abraham , Ifaac , and Ja- cob , and the reft of the patriarchs and apoftles . Now , if we fhall ...
Page 138
... State , a brother of his was content to be a city merchant . And at the time , that the Earl of Oxford governed Great Britain , his younger brother was no more than a factor at Aleppo , where he chofe to live , and where he died . This ...
... State , a brother of his was content to be a city merchant . And at the time , that the Earl of Oxford governed Great Britain , his younger brother was no more than a factor at Aleppo , where he chofe to live , and where he died . This ...
Page 239
... state of perfect dependance ; that an uncle , his only friend , had procured him a place in one of the public offices , and was ufing his intereft to advance him : but that if he fhould be informed of his marriage , he would utterly ...
... state of perfect dependance ; that an uncle , his only friend , had procured him a place in one of the public offices , and was ufing his intereft to advance him : but that if he fhould be informed of his marriage , he would utterly ...
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