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Page 43
... attend when my mind calls for re- ' hus , madam , I have performed laxation , and to speak when my pow- t I did not ... attending it by want of eath . If I can complete the scheme , IF , as you observe , my former let- u shall have the ...
... attend when my mind calls for re- ' hus , madam , I have performed laxation , and to speak when my pow- t I did not ... attending it by want of eath . If I can complete the scheme , IF , as you observe , my former let- u shall have the ...
Page 115
... attend ; a part cieties , but , tempora mutantur . * Dr. of literary economy which is but lit- Reid is a very learned , ingenious , tle attended to in the universities of and worthy man ; so is Dr. Blair : they England . But I will ...
... attend ; a part cieties , but , tempora mutantur . * Dr. of literary economy which is but lit- Reid is a very learned , ingenious , tle attended to in the universities of and worthy man ; so is Dr. Blair : they England . But I will ...
Page 340
... attend you , from yours , & c . LETTER IX . Dr. Franklin to the Rev. William Nixon . Rev. sir , Sir , M. P. Passy ... attending them . thor . There can be no doubt but Mr. Burke always stood high in my that a gentleman of your learning ...
... attend you , from yours , & c . LETTER IX . Dr. Franklin to the Rev. William Nixon . Rev. sir , Sir , M. P. Passy ... attending them . thor . There can be no doubt but Mr. Burke always stood high in my that a gentleman of your learning ...
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