 | Sir Egerton Brydges - 1807 - 904 páginas
...(I hope) impute these abuses to any transgression in us, who have ever been carefull and provident to shun the like. I surcease to prosecute this any...some) misconstrued : and fearing likewise, lest with tediousnesse I tire the patience of the favourable reader, heere (though abruptly) I conclude my third... | |
 | 1816 - 692 páginas
...(T hope) impute these abuses to any transgression in us, who have ever been careful) and provident to shun the like. I surcease to prosecute this any...some) misconstrued: and fearing likewise lest, with tcdiousness, 1 tire the patience of the favourable Reader, litre (though abruptly) 1 conclude my third... | |
 | Tobias Smollett - 1816 - 674 páginas
...(I hope) impute these abuses to any transgression in us, who have ever been carefull and provident to shun the like. I surcease to prosecute this any...meaning be (by some) misconstrued : and fearing likewise kst, with tedkmsness, I tire the patience of the favourable Reader, her* "^wgh abruptly) I conclude... | |
 | Stephen Gosson - 1841 - 168 páginas
...(I hope) impute these abuses to any transgression in us, who have ever been carefull and provident to shun the like. I surcease to prosecute this any...some) misconstrued ; and fearing likewise, lest with tediousnesse I tire the patience of the favourable Reader, heere (though abruptly) I conclude my third... | |
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... and provident to shun the like. I surcease to prosecute this any further, lest my good meaning be (by some) misconstrued ; and fearing likewise, lest with tediousnesse I tire the patience of the favourable Reader, heere (though abruptly) I conclude... 