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A Complete Collection of State Trials and Proceedings for ...
Porter, that by his own acknowledgment he is articeps triminis, but his comin
tome after he resolved to discover, plainly eclares, that he set himself to be a
trapanner, and no trapanner can, in the judgment of any honest or (
understanding man, ...
Thomas Bayly Howell, Thomas Jones Howell, 1816
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A Collection of the Most Remarkable Trials of Persons for ...
htm self co be a Trapanner, and no Tra- appointment be and They went to Epsom
, panner can, in the Judgment ol any hi* which to me seems a very remarkable
nest or understanding Man, be a credible Thing; for if he say true, it is plain, this ...
Porter, that by his own acknowledgment he is purticeps criminis but his coming to
meatier the resolved to discover, plainly declares, that ilte set himself to be a
trapanner, and no tra- paunercan, in the judgment of any honest or
understanding' ...
Thomas Bayly Howell, Thomas Jones Howell, William Cobbett, 1812
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A Complete Collection Of State-Trials And Proceedings For ...
... good and honest Man, which a Trapanner cannot have -, and this trapanning
proves withal, that the Trapanner did bear a Spite and Malice against the Person
trapann*d, and intended to do him a Mischief, and designed to take away his Life.
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A complete collection of state-trials, and proceedings for ...
... for he is a credible Witness that had the Credit of being a good and honest Man
, which a Trapanner cannot have ; and this trapanning proves withal, that the
Trapanner did bear a Spite and Malice against the Person trapann'd, and
intended ...
Thomas Salmon, Sollom Emlyn, 1730
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A Complete Collection Of State-Trials And Proceedings For ...
... plainly declares, that £p set him self to be a Trapanner, and no Trapanner can,
in the Judgment n j — n„„A\ryrr M:in. be a credible Person, as an Evidence ire
what he faith of my Shyness to „f anv honest or understanding Man, b t take away
...
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The Works of Francis Osborn Esq: Divine, Moral, Historical, ...
... between the Confines of Mo-z. devotion and Exoesr. _ From whence il
oftmcbancetb that Mcbam'rb wealth doth become rather a Msformne than a
Blessing, by procuring not only Diseases, but bring-' ing Bra-uoe: and Trapanner:
like Dram: ...
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She Wou'd and She Wou'd Not, Or, The Kind Impostor: A Comedy
The present drama is from the Trapanner trapam1td; it is lively, whimsical, and
very pleasant—it acts better than it reads.—Oi'ten performed, the public need not
be told, that there might be a little prurient dialogue suppressed, withoutmuch ...
Colley Cibber, John Leanerd, 1792
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An English-Welsh pronouncing dictionary: with an analysis of ...
... v. a. oarfaglu, maglu ; rhwydo; dal; llithio, twyllo: s. magl, telm, byddagl ; dichell
Trapanner, tra-pan'-ner, s. carfaglwr, byddaglwr, maglwr, twyllwr, rhwydwr,
dichellwr [glawr, drws codi, brâd-ddor Trapdoor, trap'-dör, s. brâd-ddrws, eib-
Trape, ...
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'What's in a name?' A popular explanation of ordinary ...
Teacher, a . . . Temper, mild in . of a placid . . Tender .... Tenth-born, the Terrible
in war . . Third-born, the Thriving .... Thunder .... Tom Thumb, a . . Touched,
divinely . Tranquillity to many, source of . . . Trapanner, a . . Travelling, fond of
Trouble, ...
Thomas Nichols (of the British museum.), 1859
