The Monthly Visitor, and Entertaining Pocket Companion, Volume 6H.D. Symonds, 1799 |
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... attention . In reviewing the life of Mr. Pennant , various re- flections arife which are honourable to his character and memory . Ever intent on ftudying nature , he was ini- tiated into many of her myfteries which lie concealed from ...
... attention . In reviewing the life of Mr. Pennant , various re- flections arife which are honourable to his character and memory . Ever intent on ftudying nature , he was ini- tiated into many of her myfteries which lie concealed from ...
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... attention of the Public . Our limits will not admit of an extenfive detail , but a general review may ferve to promote the improvement of our Readers . HISTORY Firft claims our attention , on account of the impor- tant objects which it ...
... attention of the Public . Our limits will not admit of an extenfive detail , but a general review may ferve to promote the improvement of our Readers . HISTORY Firft claims our attention , on account of the impor- tant objects which it ...
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... attention of the judicious Enquirer is pointed out and defcribed . Wallis . THIS curious little book poffeffes merit , and con- tains a variety of matter refpecting our wonder- ful metropolis , well worthy of attention . Pennant himself ...
... attention of the judicious Enquirer is pointed out and defcribed . Wallis . THIS curious little book poffeffes merit , and con- tains a variety of matter refpecting our wonder- ful metropolis , well worthy of attention . Pennant himself ...
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