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Mr . Wharton , father to the Laureate , on hearing in company that a regiment of
horse was sent by George the Second to Oxford , at the same time that he gave a
collection of books to the university of - Cambridge , promptly exclaimed , “ Our ...
Mr . Wharton , father to the Laureate , on hearing in company that a regiment of
horse was sent by George the Second to Oxford , at the same time that he gave a
collection of books to the university of - Cambridge , promptly exclaimed , “ Our ...
Page 56
... cries , Shriek in our ears , and sears our eyes ; It is not when the Slogan shout
Has sent the death - word mid the rout , Nor mid the hail of the arrowy shower ,
Nor when we see the life - blood pour , It comes not then that ghastly hour !
... cries , Shriek in our ears , and sears our eyes ; It is not when the Slogan shout
Has sent the death - word mid the rout , Nor mid the hail of the arrowy shower ,
Nor when we see the life - blood pour , It comes not then that ghastly hour !
Page 114
... undisturbed , the important business of drinking his chocolate , than he sent his
carriage to fetch Master Hopeful from his humble abode . The sight of that
ponderous vehicle , which since the lady ' s death had never left the sheltering
shed ...
... undisturbed , the important business of drinking his chocolate , than he sent his
carriage to fetch Master Hopeful from his humble abode . The sight of that
ponderous vehicle , which since the lady ' s death had never left the sheltering
shed ...
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Bibliographic information
| Title | The Enquirer: Or, Literary, Mathematical, and Philosophical Repository ..., Volume 1 |
| Editors | William Marrat, Pishey Thompson |
| Publisher | Whittingham and Rowland., 1811 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 15 Jun 2007 |
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