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... witness had said she would transport ann for having given evidence against her In support of a complaint made by Mrs Morris, of Monnton; that she hid sated if she swore against the female prisoner *holy, her oath would not be believed, ...

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... solve them in practice and surely such a manner tends to promote directly the religious character and indirectly the prosperity of the nation Walk through the streets of a French or even of an Italian city on a Sunday you will be thankful that your lot ...

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