The Visitor: By Several Hands, Volume 2Edward and Charles Dilly, 1764 |
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... first book , and begins Illi robur , & c . Sure he who first the paffage try'd , In harden'd oak his heart did hide ; Or purpose to secure kingdoms from the attacks and infults of N ° 50 . 53 THE VISITOR .
... first book , and begins Illi robur , & c . Sure he who first the paffage try'd , In harden'd oak his heart did hide ; Or purpose to secure kingdoms from the attacks and infults of N ° 50 . 53 THE VISITOR .
Page 229
... first letter , as a comfortable inftance of the bleffings of the Magdalen charity ; my reception into which , has , under God , faved a poor mother's life , who be- fore was haftening to the grave , beneath a load of anguish and mifery ...
... first letter , as a comfortable inftance of the bleffings of the Magdalen charity ; my reception into which , has , under God , faved a poor mother's life , who be- fore was haftening to the grave , beneath a load of anguish and mifery ...
Page 235
... first prefages of my future forrow . However he affuaged my grief , by unutterable fondness and the moft fincerely- feeming attachment , and promised to use every effort to accomplish the defired end ; fwearing with the energy of ...
... first prefages of my future forrow . However he affuaged my grief , by unutterable fondness and the moft fincerely- feeming attachment , and promised to use every effort to accomplish the defired end ; fwearing with the energy of ...
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