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 1 V    | depravity and corruption which reign in the capital. They are
 2 VIII |      have treated them had his reign been prosperous. After all,
 3 IX   |       estimate was made in the reign of the famous King William
 4 XI   |        in the beginning of the reign of King George I., the Lady
 5 XVII |        forty years from Menes' reign to that of Sethon.~The Greeks
 6 XVII |        than kings are found to reign, so that an author who should
 7 XVII |        thirty-six years; every reign is, one with the other,
 8 XVII |     kings, give to every one a reign of twenty-one years and
 9 XVIII|      has been imitated. In the reign of King Charles II., which
10 XVIII|       is Dryden, a poet in the reign of Charles II.-a writer
11 XXIII|  nation is proud of.~Under the reign of Charles I. and in the
12 XXIV |        end of the late Queen's reign, to found an academy for