The Gentleman's Magazine, Volumen61F. Jeffries, 1787 |
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... gentleman the leaft caufe to dread the imputation of harbouring vulgar ( which were common ) prejudices ; as he believed no other per- fon in England held the fame opinions as thofe which he had delivered in the courfe of his fpeech ...
... gentleman the leaft caufe to dread the imputation of harbouring vulgar ( which were common ) prejudices ; as he believed no other per- fon in England held the fame opinions as thofe which he had delivered in the courfe of his fpeech ...
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... gentleman and lady , through the yeo- manry , or independent and wealthy farmers , down to the common plough- man and houfemaid . The heroine.of the piece is a romantic , whimsical , lively young lady , who , from a natural spright ...
... gentleman and lady , through the yeo- manry , or independent and wealthy farmers , down to the common plough- man and houfemaid . The heroine.of the piece is a romantic , whimsical , lively young lady , who , from a natural spright ...
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... Gentleman had represented . Capt . M'Bride hoped , when he faw the Hon . Gent . rife , that he would have afforded fome fatisfaction respecting the young gentlemen whom he had menti- oned . Mr. Brett fpoke again to the favour- able ...
... Gentleman had represented . Capt . M'Bride hoped , when he faw the Hon . Gent . rife , that he would have afforded fome fatisfaction respecting the young gentlemen whom he had menti- oned . Mr. Brett fpoke again to the favour- able ...
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