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Page 129
We are duly cautioned against receiving the tale of William Armstrong , usually called Christie's Will , as a piece of genuine and unmixed antiquity : but we pardon its insertion on account of the interesting notes with which it is ...
We are duly cautioned against receiving the tale of William Armstrong , usually called Christie's Will , as a piece of genuine and unmixed antiquity : but we pardon its insertion on account of the interesting notes with which it is ...
Page 166
The doctrine of Zoroaster , of two eternal independent principles , -one the cause of good , called Ormuzd , and the other of evil , called Ahrimon , - figures in this system of theology , and accounts for the happiness and misery ...
The doctrine of Zoroaster , of two eternal independent principles , -one the cause of good , called Ormuzd , and the other of evil , called Ahrimon , - figures in this system of theology , and accounts for the happiness and misery ...
Page 311
The sect of Bazee - gurs , called also Nuts , furnishes the dancing and tumbling girls of India . Scarcely any European is ignorant of the free and easy manners of these ladies , but Mr. R. informs us that this circumstance proves no ...
The sect of Bazee - gurs , called also Nuts , furnishes the dancing and tumbling girls of India . Scarcely any European is ignorant of the free and easy manners of these ladies , but Mr. R. informs us that this circumstance proves no ...
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