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His love for his flippant Charlotte made him play monkey-tricks, which les-sened him in my eyes: but now 1 see he is capable of forgetting his butterflies, and esteeming me, Ire-member my promise, and honour him; obedience will come when it can.

Sir Charles Grandison 2006

His refusal had also sened the suspisions that the

ANC Daily News Briefing 1994

Dr. Mergen has also sened at various times as a consultant to FAO, foreign governments, and private forestry companies.

Chapter 11 1981

From school he was entered of University college, Oxford j where he took his degree of M.A. July 9, 1738 5 having taken orders the year before, and sened the curacy of Snittertield, near Stratford-upon-A.on.

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364 Memoirs of the War in the ledgments to the whole army, which was well dc - sened; as in every stage of the service it had exem - plified unvarying zeal, vigor and intrepidity.

Memoirs of the war in the Southern department of the United States 1812

See Preiace to his Disserta - tion on the Epistles of Pholaris, p. 7S, edit. 1699, where are these words: "I should never account it any disgrace to have sened the Right Reverend tiie Bishop of Worcester in any capa - city THE GENTLEMEN S SOCIETY AT SPALDING.

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