The Monthly Visitor, and Entertaining Pocket Companion, Volume 8H.D. Symonds, 1799 |
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... fpring returned to the conti- nent . But after a variety of manoeuvres with respect to him and the enemy , he relinquifhed his command , and chofe chofe to repofe himself in the bofom of his native THE MONTHLY VISITOR .
... fpring returned to the conti- nent . But after a variety of manoeuvres with respect to him and the enemy , he relinquifhed his command , and chofe chofe to repofe himself in the bofom of his native THE MONTHLY VISITOR .
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... respect , equal to his First Walk through Wales , and , together , these volumes form an interefting body of information refpect- ing that ancient and renowned part of our kingdom . BIOGRAPHY . The first volume of a New Biographical ...
... respect , equal to his First Walk through Wales , and , together , these volumes form an interefting body of information refpect- ing that ancient and renowned part of our kingdom . BIOGRAPHY . The first volume of a New Biographical ...
Page 202
... respecting the afcription of this pillar to the time of Adrian , apply ftill more forcibly to that of the Emperor Severus . Abulfeda , quoted by Savary , only fays , " Alexandria poffeffes a re- nowned pharos , and the column of Severus ...
... respecting the afcription of this pillar to the time of Adrian , apply ftill more forcibly to that of the Emperor Severus . Abulfeda , quoted by Savary , only fays , " Alexandria poffeffes a re- nowned pharos , and the column of Severus ...
Page 207
... respect : it is , in like manner , looked upon as highly unpolite to wipe the nose while they are by . " The Orientalifts , who are not under the neceffity of la- bouring , remain almost always in a fitting posture , with their legs ...
... respect : it is , in like manner , looked upon as highly unpolite to wipe the nose while they are by . " The Orientalifts , who are not under the neceffity of la- bouring , remain almost always in a fitting posture , with their legs ...
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... respect , worthy of our admiration , and of the value of this in- duftrious animal Mr. Ifaac is thoroughly apprifed . Thir- teen letters comprise the work , where the principal to- pics relative to this subject are discuffed with good ...
... respect , worthy of our admiration , and of the value of this in- duftrious animal Mr. Ifaac is thoroughly apprifed . Thir- teen letters comprise the work , where the principal to- pics relative to this subject are discuffed with good ...
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