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Page 278
... volume , in which , as in the two former , the Readers will find entertainment and in- ftruction ; and while they commend the judgment and liberality of the Society in the premiums , which they offer , they cannot but beftow fome ...
... volume , in which , as in the two former , the Readers will find entertainment and in- ftruction ; and while they commend the judgment and liberality of the Society in the premiums , which they offer , they cannot but beftow fome ...
Page 328
... volume clofes with an account of Timothy Rider , who flourished about the year 1580. The advertisement in- forms us , that the fecond volume is in the prefs , and is to be followed by a third , the matter having grown fo much on Mr. H ...
... volume clofes with an account of Timothy Rider , who flourished about the year 1580. The advertisement in- forms us , that the fecond volume is in the prefs , and is to be followed by a third , the matter having grown fo much on Mr. H ...
Page 390
... volume is offered as a continuation of the plan : but under a different title . It is in- tended to publish a volume occafionally , as materials arise * .'-- We with the Editor may be a little nicer in his choice . As caterer for the ...
... volume is offered as a continuation of the plan : but under a different title . It is in- tended to publish a volume occafionally , as materials arise * .'-- We with the Editor may be a little nicer in his choice . As caterer for the ...
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CARDS See BREITKOPF | 1 |
465 | 30 |
SOLITARY Ellay by on the Knowledge | 56 |
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