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Page 89
... hand of Theagenes , and , joining it to the hand of limene , pronounced these words : I bestow on you my daughter , that you may give legitimate citizens to the repub- lic . ' The bride and bridegroom then iwore to each other an invio ...
... hand of Theagenes , and , joining it to the hand of limene , pronounced these words : I bestow on you my daughter , that you may give legitimate citizens to the repub- lic . ' The bride and bridegroom then iwore to each other an invio ...
Page 279
... hand , And introduced him , ' - & c . This profaic detail is more like the tattle of a boarding- fchool girl than the description of a poet . Ophelia determines to elope with her gay fpark , ' though Elmer tells her a difmal and very ...
... hand , And introduced him , ' - & c . This profaic detail is more like the tattle of a boarding- fchool girl than the description of a poet . Ophelia determines to elope with her gay fpark , ' though Elmer tells her a difmal and very ...
Page 311
... hand on the heart , and felt it ftill palpitate . She is not dead , ' cried fhe , and her maternal cares restored her fully to life . " The veffel in which this unfortunate family were paffengers , was attacked by a corfair , but ...
... hand on the heart , and felt it ftill palpitate . She is not dead , ' cried fhe , and her maternal cares restored her fully to life . " The veffel in which this unfortunate family were paffengers , was attacked by a corfair , but ...
Contents
Atkinsons Poetical Epiftle from Marie | 1 |
Jackson on the prefent State of Mufic | 12 |
Chalmerss Collection of Treaties | 39 |
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