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575 Handel's Sac : e Oratorios , K Haslam on Insanity , 344 Keith's Arithmetician , Hay's Fast Sermon , 116 King's Tables of intorest , 213 Healib . See Essay . Krox on the Political Circumstances or Hver's Poverty and Wealth ...
575 Handel's Sac : e Oratorios , K Haslam on Insanity , 344 Keith's Arithmetician , Hay's Fast Sermon , 116 King's Tables of intorest , 213 Healib . See Essay . Krox on the Political Circumstances or Hver's Poverty and Wealth ...
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... Mr. W. thus translates ; Low in the bosom of the lofty pile , In gloomy loneliness sequestei'd deep , Unvisited by sun - beam , or by star , A place there lies for dire oblatione made , Which , to the ghosts of our departed kings .
... Mr. W. thus translates ; Low in the bosom of the lofty pile , In gloomy loneliness sequestei'd deep , Unvisited by sun - beam , or by star , A place there lies for dire oblatione made , Which , to the ghosts of our departed kings .
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This play ( says Mr. W. ) is opened by the ghost of Orsilia , the murdered wife of the king of Egypt , who quits the dark abyss for the purpose of instigating her son , the king of Arabia , to avenge her death .
This play ( says Mr. W. ) is opened by the ghost of Orsilia , the murdered wife of the king of Egypt , who quits the dark abyss for the purpose of instigating her son , the king of Arabia , to avenge her death .
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A tender lamb , joined with tortoise flesh , Thy master , king of Lydia , now does dress ; The scent . thereof doth in my nostrils hover , From brazen pot closed with brazen cover . " . This was precisely the strange employment which ...
A tender lamb , joined with tortoise flesh , Thy master , king of Lydia , now does dress ; The scent . thereof doth in my nostrils hover , From brazen pot closed with brazen cover . " . This was precisely the strange employment which ...
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The Spaniard observing my unvillingness to comply with his request , assured mo , on his word and honour , in the name of the King of Spain , whose servant he was , and of the Viceroy of Mexico , whose nephew he declared himself to be ...
The Spaniard observing my unvillingness to comply with his request , assured mo , on his word and honour , in the name of the King of Spain , whose servant he was , and of the Viceroy of Mexico , whose nephew he declared himself to be ...
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| Title | The Monthly Review, Or, Literary Journal Volumes 1215-1247 of Early English newspapers Volumes 384-432 of English literary periodicals |
| Contributors | Ralph Griffiths, G. E. Griffiths |
| Publisher | R. Griffiths, 1799 |
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