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His conduct as a leader and minister , was not actuated by the principles of
delicate honour and integrity : and his eloquence seems to have received a
tincture from his original condition . He appears to have been a strong , bold , and
• what ...
His conduct as a leader and minister , was not actuated by the principles of
delicate honour and integrity : and his eloquence seems to have received a
tincture from his original condition . He appears to have been a strong , bold , and
• what ...
Page 219
... hath promised IV more than he was able to perform , afspres his readers , in
the preface to this performance , that they will find in it fome pleasing and some
surprising things ; the latter of which he hath fully accomplished ; but seems , at
least ...
... hath promised IV more than he was able to perform , afspres his readers , in
the preface to this performance , that they will find in it fome pleasing and some
surprising things ; the latter of which he hath fully accomplished ; but seems , at
least ...
Page 298
Mr . George Turner , vicar of Milor , in the county of Cornwall , is , it seems ,
renowned for making the best cyder that this vapid age can boast of ; and we with
all cyderists may for the future strictly observe his rules . This reverend wag is
very ...
Mr . George Turner , vicar of Milor , in the county of Cornwall , is , it seems ,
renowned for making the best cyder that this vapid age can boast of ; and we with
all cyderists may for the future strictly observe his rules . This reverend wag is
very ...
Page 319
... he would have been entirely satisfied as but this it seems was evaded , Surely
this was a small favour . She could not at any rate attack him without infringing
the : treaty subsisting between her and his majesty ; and therefore the ; might
have ...
... he would have been entirely satisfied as but this it seems was evaded , Surely
this was a small favour . She could not at any rate attack him without infringing
the : treaty subsisting between her and his majesty ; and therefore the ; might
have ...
Page 385
The author seems to be master of his subject : his language is copious , and his
diction correct . Yet with all this merit , the work may not be altogether without
imperfections . We do not , however , by way of reproach , observe , that the
historian ...
The author seems to be master of his subject : his language is copious , and his
diction correct . Yet with all this merit , the work may not be altogether without
imperfections . We do not , however , by way of reproach , observe , that the
historian ...
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