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... Scrip . ' If our Readers should not be highly delighted with the union of the humourist and the lawyer here difplayed ; ftill lefs as Re-- viewers have we any reason to rejoice at the union of the two characters of litigant and author ...
... Scrip . ' If our Readers should not be highly delighted with the union of the humourist and the lawyer here difplayed ; ftill lefs as Re-- viewers have we any reason to rejoice at the union of the two characters of litigant and author ...
Page 63
... Scrip- ture delicately expreffes it ) ftrongly denotes the difhonour that was brought on her character , by what Mr. M. profanely calls ' God's holy and fimple ordinance . ' In fhort , this Writer's whole argument with respect to mar ...
... Scrip- ture delicately expreffes it ) ftrongly denotes the difhonour that was brought on her character , by what Mr. M. profanely calls ' God's holy and fimple ordinance . ' In fhort , this Writer's whole argument with respect to mar ...
Page 296
... Scrip- tures , with contempt , and infolently applies to him the old adage , ne futor ultra crepilam- " let not the coller go beyond his laft . " Hence Mr. Hill , in a vein of mingled humour and condefcenfion , hath adopted the ...
... Scrip- tures , with contempt , and infolently applies to him the old adage , ne futor ultra crepilam- " let not the coller go beyond his laft . " Hence Mr. Hill , in a vein of mingled humour and condefcenfion , hath adopted the ...
Page 371
... Scrip , the brokers whose character , however , is almoft entirely fuperfluous . It may therefore , without violence , be detached from the reft of the piece . • Enter TIMID and SCRIP . Timid . Brokerage comes rather heavy , Mr. Scrip ...
... Scrip , the brokers whose character , however , is almoft entirely fuperfluous . It may therefore , without violence , be detached from the reft of the piece . • Enter TIMID and SCRIP . Timid . Brokerage comes rather heavy , Mr. Scrip ...
Page 372
... Scrip . Sir ! Sir Hornet . It is to be hoped . Scrip . Yes , Sir , it is to be hoped . Sir Hornet . That a halter will exactly clofe your account . Scrip . Sir ! Sir Hornet . You raven - faced rafcal ! -Rejoice at national mif- fortunes ...
... Scrip . Sir ! Sir Hornet . It is to be hoped . Scrip . Yes , Sir , it is to be hoped . Sir Hornet . That a halter will exactly clofe your account . Scrip . Sir ! Sir Hornet . You raven - faced rafcal ! -Rejoice at national mif- fortunes ...
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