The Dublin University Magazine, Volume 18William Curry, Jun., and Company, 1841 - Ireland |
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Page 317
... told me that he always comes to town on that day in term time ) ; but his assistant or man , Mr. Smith , was at home , who showed me all the curiosities of that place : as , first , Mr. Flamsteed's study , and in it two folio ...
... told me that he always comes to town on that day in term time ) ; but his assistant or man , Mr. Smith , was at home , who showed me all the curiosities of that place : as , first , Mr. Flamsteed's study , and in it two folio ...
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... told me that he was at a stand in printing his Mech . Ex . for want of encouragement and subscriptions , though he had by him 7 or 8 numbers compleat , and yet not printed . Mr. Took has taken upon him the care of sending away your ...
... told me that he was at a stand in printing his Mech . Ex . for want of encouragement and subscriptions , though he had by him 7 or 8 numbers compleat , and yet not printed . Mr. Took has taken upon him the care of sending away your ...
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... told me you were spoiled by flattery , and your head turned by fortune ; they said that home and country would weigh lightly in the balance against fame and glory ; but I said no ; I knew you better . I told them in- dignantly that I ...
... told me you were spoiled by flattery , and your head turned by fortune ; they said that home and country would weigh lightly in the balance against fame and glory ; but I said no ; I knew you better . I told them in- dignantly that I ...
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