The Gentleman's Magazine, Volume 235F. Jefferies, 1968 - Early English newspapers The "Gentleman's magazine" section is a digest of selections from the weekly press; the "(Trader's) monthly intelligencer" section consists of news (foreign and domestic), vital statistics, a register of the month's new publications, and a calendar of forthcoming trade fairs. |
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Page 188
... traveller , deserving much record . Perhaps not so much the deeds he did , as the way in which he told those deeds we should admire , and in the above bald account most of the original quaint flavour is unhappily However , good or bad ...
... traveller , deserving much record . Perhaps not so much the deeds he did , as the way in which he told those deeds we should admire , and in the above bald account most of the original quaint flavour is unhappily However , good or bad ...
Page 264
... traveller than the poet . He employs them not to dis- play his ingenuity by fanciful analogies , not to delight the reader by affording him a distant and passing glimpse of beautiful images , remote from the path in which he is ...
... traveller than the poet . He employs them not to dis- play his ingenuity by fanciful analogies , not to delight the reader by affording him a distant and passing glimpse of beautiful images , remote from the path in which he is ...
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... traveller to add piquancy to his tour . Even in that short summer which can scarcely be said to begin before July and which lasts only to the middle of September there are certain experiences - we can scarcely call them dangers- which ...
... traveller to add piquancy to his tour . Even in that short summer which can scarcely be said to begin before July and which lasts only to the middle of September there are certain experiences - we can scarcely call them dangers- which ...
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Early Days of Napoleon III From the Private Diary | 27 |
Behind the Scenes | 113 |
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