The Bee: Or Literary Weekly Intelligencer, Том 2James Anderson Mundell and Son, Parliament Stairs, 1791 |
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... taken pleasure to cherish . His ta- lents therefore are in every cafe counteracted by his prejudices , and his own exertions have tended more effectually to fruftrate the objects he aimed at , than any efforts of his opponents ever ...
... taken pleasure to cherish . His ta- lents therefore are in every cafe counteracted by his prejudices , and his own exertions have tended more effectually to fruftrate the objects he aimed at , than any efforts of his opponents ever ...
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... taken in the manner above ftated , had been found to be 44 s . per quarter ; it might be faid to be high when it went above that , and low when it fell below it . According to our principles , no exportation fhould be at all permitted ...
... taken in the manner above ftated , had been found to be 44 s . per quarter ; it might be faid to be high when it went above that , and low when it fell below it . According to our principles , no exportation fhould be at all permitted ...
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... taken to obviate the evils that would ori- ginate from this fource ) ; because the price in foreign markets , as well as at home , are fubject to great fluc- tuations ; and therefore might give rife to great irre- gularities in the ...
... taken to obviate the evils that would ori- ginate from this fource ) ; because the price in foreign markets , as well as at home , are fubject to great fluc- tuations ; and therefore might give rife to great irre- gularities in the ...
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... taken , were planted with the others , and made as good feed as if they had not been touched.- All of them produced a very good crop of early pota- toes in the open ground , which were ready much foon- er than those that were not forced ...
... taken , were planted with the others , and made as good feed as if they had not been touched.- All of them produced a very good crop of early pota- toes in the open ground , which were ready much foon- er than those that were not forced ...
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... taken in ) for having had too good an opinion of his veracity . Another fet of thefe rifible gentle folks cloak their affronts under the name of jokes ; and while they pretend to raillery , the true fpirit of which they do not , nor ...
... taken in ) for having had too good an opinion of his veracity . Another fet of thefe rifible gentle folks cloak their affronts under the name of jokes ; and while they pretend to raillery , the true fpirit of which they do not , nor ...
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