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1 I | from diversions of every kind, and from places where gaming 2 V | lower House of Convocation ( kind of House of Commons) composed 3 V | scandal.~That fable-mixed kind of mortal (not to be defined), 4 VII | respect to all things of this kind, that there is little probability 5 IX | their villages, an ancient kind of barons, not so tyrannical 6 IX | bondsmen of lords-that is, a kind of cattle bought and sold 7 XI | very polite and effeminate kind; and how to heighten by 8 XI | a small-pox of a violent kind. That some, indeed, had 9 XI | confessed that we are an odd kind of people. Perhaps our nation 10 XII | made several. He made a kind of pneumatic engine, by 11 XII | whether there may not be a kind of magnetic power which 12 XIII | knave or a madman, but this kind of people are seldom satisfied 13 XIII | manner a substance, of what kind soever, is susceptible of 14 XVI | with regard to us. A new kind of existence has been given 15 XVI | Telescopes of this new kind are very hard to make, and 16 XVII | is a chronology of a new kind, for what province soever 17 XVII | history. This would be a kind of universal monarchy, with 18 XVIII| ruined a masterpiece in its kind. Since is time the drama 19 XIX | bold a cast, which is a kind of Ecole des Femmes, or, 20 XIX | are all excellent in their kind. The laws of the drama are 21 XXII | those works. Poetry is a kind of music in which a man 22 XXIII| with rewards of another kind, which redound more to the 23 XXIII| from preferments of every kind, but then it did not prevent 24 XXIV | occupations of a quite different kind from those with which our 25 XXIV | reception; it was laid down as a kind of law that the public should 26 XXIV | are of a more difficult kind and a more sensible use,