The Gentleman's Magazine, Volume 61F. Jeffries, 1787 |
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... respect which is justly due to their character , fhould not ob ferve a proper decorum as well in drefs as in manners ; fuch as may fecure us laymen from mifnomers , and other im- The public proprieties of behaviour . prints have lately ...
... respect which is justly due to their character , fhould not ob ferve a proper decorum as well in drefs as in manners ; fuch as may fecure us laymen from mifnomers , and other im- The public proprieties of behaviour . prints have lately ...
Page 176
... respects , and with the . greatest energy , punctually to fulfil the or ders of your Majeây . We do not doubt buť he ... respect for your Majefty , or for the maintenance and ftrengthening of friendship and good intelli- gence between ...
... respects , and with the . greatest energy , punctually to fulfil the or ders of your Majeây . We do not doubt buť he ... respect for your Majefty , or for the maintenance and ftrengthening of friendship and good intelli- gence between ...
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... respect for the character of Mr. Toup , and of their gratitude for his many valuable contributions . " Yours , & c . B. B. MR . URBAN , Sep. 9 . Should have given your correfpon . dent , C. N. the beft information in my power , had I ...
... respect for the character of Mr. Toup , and of their gratitude for his many valuable contributions . " Yours , & c . B. B. MR . URBAN , Sep. 9 . Should have given your correfpon . dent , C. N. the beft information in my power , had I ...
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