The Doctor & C, 5 tomasLongman, 1838 - 387 psl. |
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... means for preserving the memory of Hector . Hath not Daniel Girton , of the County of Bucks , in his Complete Pigeon ... mean , which he was then penning , not the breeches which he wore ; ) -hath not Daniel Girton , I say , particularly ...
... means for preserving the memory of Hector . Hath not Daniel Girton , of the County of Bucks , in his Complete Pigeon ... mean , which he was then penning , not the breeches which he wore ; ) -hath not Daniel Girton , I say , particularly ...
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... means the Strong Woman . The General was named Catacis , and the names of the subordi- nate Commanders have been faithfully recorded by a Franciscan Chronicler of unquestioned veracity , for the use of Exorcists , experience having ...
... means the Strong Woman . The General was named Catacis , and the names of the subordi- nate Commanders have been faithfully recorded by a Franciscan Chronicler of unquestioned veracity , for the use of Exorcists , experience having ...
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... mean ; Dry sinewy shanks ; strong fleshless knees and lean ; With hart - like legs ; broad breast , and large behind , With body large , smooth flanks , and double chined ; A crested neck , bowed like a half bent bow , Whereon a long ...
... mean ; Dry sinewy shanks ; strong fleshless knees and lean ; With hart - like legs ; broad breast , and large behind , With body large , smooth flanks , and double chined ; A crested neck , bowed like a half bent bow , Whereon a long ...
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... means of his horse Nobs arrived in time . His moral qualities indeed were in as great perfection as his physical ones ; but - il faut faire desormais une fin au discours de ce grand cheval ; car , tant plus que j'entrerois dans le ...
... means of his horse Nobs arrived in time . His moral qualities indeed were in as great perfection as his physical ones ; but - il faut faire desormais une fin au discours de ce grand cheval ; car , tant plus que j'entrerois dans le ...
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... mean ) who was afterwards made Lord Chancellor and of whom Sir Edward Sugden justly observed , that if he had but a smattering of law he would know something of everything - Mr . Brougham , I say , opened before Lord Chief Justice Ten ...
... mean ) who was afterwards made Lord Chancellor and of whom Sir Edward Sugden justly observed , that if he had but a smattering of law he would know something of everything - Mr . Brougham , I say , opened before Lord Chief Justice Ten ...
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abruptly and significantly ALEXANDER CUNNINGHAMS altogether right animals were benefitted answered Aristotle Barnaby beard Beggar-my-Neighbour BEN JONSON Biographer and Disciple Bishop BRANTOME Captain Scoresby CHAPTER Charles Lloyd Chick-Pick Cock-Lock confirmed the opinion consequence Cornelin Court creature Curina delight derridan Devil Disciple of Dr Divine Doctor Doncaster Duck-Luck ended her speech evil Faery Queen Fetish Goosey-Loosey Grammarians have maintained Greenland hath held that domesticated Hen-Pen heroic horse honour horse John Webster judgement King Knight language lero Little Woman living look Loosey Lord Luis de Granada ment mind mysterious opinions concerning nature never Nicholas Nobs observed that Grammarians person Peter the Deacon Philosopher poem Poet qu'il Rabicano racter Reader had hit reason says shaving sive soul speech abruptly Spenser thee things Thomas Warton thou thought tion tongue Turkey-Lurkey Vegliantin WALTER LANDOR whale wish concerning Whales word writer propounded