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Page 624
... observed they had got into the garret through an opening in the window . The following morning he went again , and found them all in the state in which he had left them . The fun fhining with great fplendour in at the window , he placed ...
... observed they had got into the garret through an opening in the window . The following morning he went again , and found them all in the state in which he had left them . The fun fhining with great fplendour in at the window , he placed ...
Page 626
... observation on what I have faid in p . 528 respecting the Roman Bremenium ; as the leat confideration must have fhewn him , that the Bremenium of Richard of Ci- rencelier , not of Antoninus ( which has long fince been fixed at different ...
... observation on what I have faid in p . 528 respecting the Roman Bremenium ; as the leat confideration must have fhewn him , that the Bremenium of Richard of Ci- rencelier , not of Antoninus ( which has long fince been fixed at different ...
Page 632
... observe , how the " PURSUITS OF ARCHITEC- TURAL INNOVATION " are at all ex- emplified in the " beating of the mer- ciless elements , " " the inclofure of the clouds , " or the " dizzinefs of the Ar- chitect's head , " which , I fuppofe ...
... observe , how the " PURSUITS OF ARCHITEC- TURAL INNOVATION " are at all ex- emplified in the " beating of the mer- ciless elements , " " the inclofure of the clouds , " or the " dizzinefs of the Ar- chitect's head , " which , I fuppofe ...
Page 643
... observe them flip threir troufly draw out a fmall lamina of wax , which they very nimbly convey to the firft pair of joints belonging to the probofcis or nippers , and after affing it round a few times between thofe apparatus , it is ...
... observe them flip threir troufly draw out a fmall lamina of wax , which they very nimbly convey to the firft pair of joints belonging to the probofcis or nippers , and after affing it round a few times between thofe apparatus , it is ...
Page 690
... observed that a flow fever drank up her fpirits and wafted her ftrength , till the 16th day of her arri- rival in London , when he died , having been confined to her bed only three days , and without any ferious danger being ap ...
... observed that a flow fever drank up her fpirits and wafted her ftrength , till the 16th day of her arri- rival in London , when he died , having been confined to her bed only three days , and without any ferious danger being ap ...
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