Miscellanies: The life of Mr. Jonathan Wild the greatA. Millar, 1743 |
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... Captain , that he would have certainly been promoted by him , had Harry the Fifth kept his Word with his old Companion . AFTER the Death of Edward , the Fa- mily remained in fome Obscurity down to the Reign of Charles the First , when ...
... Captain , that he would have certainly been promoted by him , had Harry the Fifth kept his Word with his old Companion . AFTER the Death of Edward , the Fa- mily remained in fome Obscurity down to the Reign of Charles the First , when ...
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... Captains or Colo- nels , as well dreffed Men as ever lived , re- ally as fine Men , I would venture to op- pofe a fingle Sir Ifaac Newton , a Shake- Spear , a Milton , or perhaps fome few o- thers to both these Beaus ; nay , and I very ...
... Captains or Colo- nels , as well dreffed Men as ever lived , re- ally as fine Men , I would venture to op- pofe a fingle Sir Ifaac Newton , a Shake- Spear , a Milton , or perhaps fome few o- thers to both these Beaus ; nay , and I very ...
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... Captain apprehended it impof- fible to avoid the Goodwin Sands , and he and all his Crew gave themselves for lost . Mrs. Heartfree , who had no other Appre- henfions from Death , but those of leaving her dear Hufband and Children , fell ...
... Captain apprehended it impof- fible to avoid the Goodwin Sands , and he and all his Crew gave themselves for lost . Mrs. Heartfree , who had no other Appre- henfions from Death , but those of leaving her dear Hufband and Children , fell ...
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... Captain , the Storm at this Time luckily abating . This Man , who was a Brute rather from his Education , and the Element he inhabited , than from Nature , Nature , ran haftily down to her Affift- ance , 164 The LIFE of Book II .
... Captain , the Storm at this Time luckily abating . This Man , who was a Brute rather from his Education , and the Element he inhabited , than from Nature , Nature , ran haftily down to her Affift- ance , 164 The LIFE of Book II .
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... Captain's Side , would have been victorious ; the Captain rapped out a hearty Oath , and asked Wild , If he had no more Christianity in him than to ravish a Wo- man in a Storm ! To which the other GREATLY and fullenly anfwered : " It ...
... Captain's Side , would have been victorious ; the Captain rapped out a hearty Oath , and asked Wild , If he had no more Christianity in him than to ravish a Wo- man in a Storm ! To which the other GREATLY and fullenly anfwered : " It ...
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Palavras e frases frequentes
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Página 407 - Wild, in the midst of the shower of stones, &.c. which played upon him, applied his hands to the parson's pocket, and emptied it of his bottle-screw, which he carried out of the world in his hand.