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The Mornington lecture, addresses
From God he's a backslider Of ways he loves, the wider With nakedness a sider
— More venom than a spider, In sin he's a confider, A makebate and divider,
Blind reason is his guider, The devil is his rider. Bunyan was certainly no
makebate ...
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The works of the Right Honourable Joseph Addison: with the ...
MAKEBATE,. of. the. parish. of. St. therine's, spinster, was indicted for
surreptitiously iking away the hassock from under the Lady Grave- Airs, between
the hours of four and five, on Sunday, the 26th of November. The prosecutor
deposed, that ...
Joseph Addison, Thomas Tickell, 1811
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The Works of the Right Honourable Joseph Addison, a New Ed., ...
ELIZABETH MAKEBATE, ,of the parish of St. Catherine's, spinster, was indicted
for surreptitiously taking away the hassoc from under the Lady Grave-Airs,
between the hours of four and five, on Sunday the 26th of November. The
prosecutor ...
A Continuation of the Journal of the Court of Honour, held in Sheer-lane, on
Monday the twentyseventh of November, before ISAAC B1cKEB.sTAn", Esq;
Censor of Great Britain. ELIZABETH MAKEBATE, ofthe parish of St. Catherine's,
spinster, ...
Lionel Thomas Berguer, 1823
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The Lucubrations of Isaac Bickerstaff
Lizabeth Makebate, os the arish osSr. Catharine's spinster, was indicted sor
urreptitiously taking away the hassock from undertthe lady Grave-Airs, between
the hours of sour and five, on Sunday the aoth os Novcmber. The prosecutor
deposed ...
Isaac Bickerstaff (pseud. van R. Steele), 1749
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The Works: In Six Volumes
A Continuation of the Journal of the Court of Honour, heldiin Sheer-Lane, on
Monday the 27th of November, before Isaac Bickerstaffe, Esq. Censor of Great
Britain. ELIZABETH MAKEBATE, of the parish of St. Catl1erine's, spinstér, was
indicted ...
Joseph Addison, Richard Hurd, 1811
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Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine
Ay, that or else the goodly tragedy of Makebate. Bardolph. To see Master
Shakespeare sitting there on the bench nighest the stage, with his daughter,
Mistress Quiney that now is, beside him, and to think the play he looked-on at
was writ by ...
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A New Universal, Technological, Etymological, and ...
MAKEBATE— MAKER. MAKEWEIGHT— MALACOPTERYGIANS. —to raise, ,18
profit; to gain; to collect; to reach; to tend to ; to arrive at, a seaman's phrase ; to
gain by advance ; to provide ; to pat or place ; to turn ; to convert, as to nse ; to ...
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The lucubrations of Isaac Bickerstaff
ELizabeth Makebate, of the Parisli of St. Catherine's, Spinster, was indicted for
surreptitiously taking away the Hafibck from under the Lady Grave- Airs, between
the Hours pf Four and Five, on Sunday the 26th of November. The Prosecutor ...
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Select British Classics
ELIZABETH MAKEBATE, of the parish of St. Catharine's, spinster, was indicted
for surreptitiously taking away the Hassock from under the lady Grave-Airs,
between the hours of four and five, on. Sunday the twenty-sixth of November.
