The Life and Death of Mr. Badman: Presented to the World in a Familiar Dialogue Between Mr. Wiseman and Mr. AttentiveRobert and Thomas Duncan., 1772 - 228 páginas |
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... curse themselves , and that with a wish . that damnation might light upon themselves ; whto . wish and curfe of theirs in a little time , they will fee accomplished accomplished upon them , even in hell fire , if 46 The Life and Death ...
... curse themselves , and that with a wish . that damnation might light upon themselves ; whto . wish and curfe of theirs in a little time , they will fee accomplished accomplished upon them , even in hell fire , if 46 The Life and Death ...
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... curses of his . brute beats when he drove them , or rid upon them , if they pleafed not his humour , they must be fure to partake of his curfe . He would wish their necks broke , their legs broke , their guts out , or that the de- wil ...
... curses of his . brute beats when he drove them , or rid upon them , if they pleafed not his humour , they must be fure to partake of his curfe . He would wish their necks broke , their legs broke , their guts out , or that the de- wil ...
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... curse for curse . Atten . What kind of oaths would he have ? Wife . Why , dainn her , and fink her , and thre like . Aten . Thefe are provoking things . Wife . So they are ; but God doth not altogether let fuch things go unpunished in ...
... curse for curse . Atten . What kind of oaths would he have ? Wife . Why , dainn her , and fink her , and thre like . Aten . Thefe are provoking things . Wife . So they are ; but God doth not altogether let fuch things go unpunished in ...
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