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Cord Orford is quoted , we proceed to give an account of the who says , “ the style was first pecurise and progress of this style , let us liar to shrines , and then was peculiar examine the theories of other writers to churches .
Cord Orford is quoted , we proceed to give an account of the who says , “ the style was first pecurise and progress of this style , let us liar to shrines , and then was peculiar examine the theories of other writers to churches .
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... who gives the sumptuous frequently enough occur , for baying banquet to Męcepas , which Horace ( notwithstanding the ... have failed to give us a strongest proof of the skill of the complete delineation from bead to master . foot of ...
... who gives the sumptuous frequently enough occur , for baying banquet to Męcepas , which Horace ( notwithstanding the ... have failed to give us a strongest proof of the skill of the complete delineation from bead to master . foot of ...
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One ful account we are each of us to give ; I of my ministry , you of your faith of these Sermons , intituled , “ Friendly and hearing : if devoted to pleasures , or Societies Substitutes for Parochial immersed in indolence , I have ...
One ful account we are each of us to give ; I of my ministry , you of your faith of these Sermons , intituled , “ Friendly and hearing : if devoted to pleasures , or Societies Substitutes for Parochial immersed in indolence , I have ...
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| Title | The Gentleman's Magazine, Volume 81, Part 2; Volume 110 Volumes 133-158; Volumes 357-394 of Early English newspapers |
| Contributor | Edward Cave |
| Publisher | F. Jefferies, 1811 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 1 Aug 2005 |
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