The Critical Review, Or, Annals of LiteratureW. Simpkin and R. Marshall, 1800 |
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... give it as flily to Ruth , whom he called my young miftrefs . ' Tim . Give the letter to me . [ Servant gives him the letter . ] Rachel [ to the Servant ] . And go thou back to the man in scarlet , and say unto him , Follow me to Ruth ...
... give it as flily to Ruth , whom he called my young miftrefs . ' Tim . Give the letter to me . [ Servant gives him the letter . ] Rachel [ to the Servant ] . And go thou back to the man in scarlet , and say unto him , Follow me to Ruth ...
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... give the crown . ' It follows , therefore , as the lords and commons could only ten- der , not confer , give , or conftitute , it was the acceptance and af fumption which made the prince of Orange king ; he was thus in a fituation to ...
... give the crown . ' It follows , therefore , as the lords and commons could only ten- der , not confer , give , or conftitute , it was the acceptance and af fumption which made the prince of Orange king ; he was thus in a fituation to ...
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... give power and pre - eminence and these two , joined together , have not only been the causes of most deftructive wars , but have produced thofe great empires which have destroyed fo many of the human fpecies and may be faid to have ...
... give power and pre - eminence and these two , joined together , have not only been the causes of most deftructive wars , but have produced thofe great empires which have destroyed fo many of the human fpecies and may be faid to have ...
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