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Page 27
... various obscure or perishable journals , & c . , some with , some without , the writer's consent ; many imperfect , all incorrect . The third and last class is formed of Poems which have hitherto remained in manuscript . The whole is ...
... various obscure or perishable journals , & c . , some with , some without , the writer's consent ; many imperfect , all incorrect . The third and last class is formed of Poems which have hitherto remained in manuscript . The whole is ...
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... various formu- laries ; and , by expunging such parts as prove to be unscrip- tural or irrational , to increase their utility both in a moral and an intellectual point of view , to secure the approbation of the good and the wise , and ...
... various formu- laries ; and , by expunging such parts as prove to be unscrip- tural or irrational , to increase their utility both in a moral and an intellectual point of view , to secure the approbation of the good and the wise , and ...
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... various writers , and the incontestible facts which they have transmitted , the omissions of Vitruvius , on a part of the con- struction of these buildings . 4. To deduce , as a necessary result from the foregoing considerations , and ...
... various writers , and the incontestible facts which they have transmitted , the omissions of Vitruvius , on a part of the con- struction of these buildings . 4. To deduce , as a necessary result from the foregoing considerations , and ...
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TITLES AUTHORS NAMES c of the | 1 |
Saabye Egede his Account of Green | 7 |
Scandal Ode | 30 |
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