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"Btit, ma'am, if you had seen her at the time that mother was struck with jjfllsy 1"

Tales of Fashionable Life 1812

Btit to give it any connexion with reaibn, is mak - ing 4 union between black and whitCi. — 2S DIALOGUES OH THE white. —

Three dialogues on the amusements of clergymen [signed Jos. Frampton]. 1797

'Btit to the evi - dence brought to prove that the comings fgiikcti of by Cle - mens, refpeds the birth of Ghrift, Dr P. replies; ** If we

A Vindication of the Doctrine of Scripture,: Concerning the Deity of Christ: in Reply to Dr ... 1794

'Btit let us for a moment take for granted, what IS to me plainly abauid, and suppose it posible, that the Apostles might, during the life of Christ, have been imposed upon; that he might have

A View of Nature: In Letters to a Traveller Among the Alps 1794

Btit if the parilhioner Moor, 683. obhged to make the tithe into hay, he may Cro!

A Law Grammar; Or, An Introduction to the Theory and Practice of English Jurisprudence. 1791

The wages of wooaen fervanU batt Btit as yet exceeded tt xos. s*/ear; \ut they ita Ifltely to rile.

The statistical account of Scotland. Drawn up from the communications of the ministers of the different parishes 1791

Btit do you think that there is any fuch thing aa witches now?

The Little Freeholder, a Dramatic Entertainment, in Two Acts 1790

Btit thou cameft not i'. i at the % vii. ket-gTfe rhit is at tiie liejd of this way; tiiou camelt in hi -

The pilgrim's progress from this world to that which is to come .. 1785

Btit then he adds, what do you call not ftriking —

The trial of Lieutenant Charles Bourne : upon the prosecution of Sir James Wallace, Knt., for an assault : also the law pleadings, the arguments of counsel, and the speech of Mr. Justice Willes upon passing judgment 1783

Btit ttt jtne, who 'had an opportunity of lobkihg it through, nothing could be nioire de - formed and Hateful.

Moral and Political Dialogues;: With Letters on Chivalry and Romance 1776