The Monthly Review, Or, Literary JournalR. Griffiths, 1822 - Books |
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Page 53
... seems buried in its ruins ; fifteen years ago the metropolis of the empire , it is now totally depopulated , and overgrown with weeds or mouldering in heaps of rubbish . Two or three pagodas alone point out to the inquirer's eye its ...
... seems buried in its ruins ; fifteen years ago the metropolis of the empire , it is now totally depopulated , and overgrown with weeds or mouldering in heaps of rubbish . Two or three pagodas alone point out to the inquirer's eye its ...
Page 128
... seems perfect ; yet this animal , ac- cording to the best evidence , has never been known to make any attempt at articulate sounds . Indeed , in this respect it seems in- ferior to several other animals , which have been taught to ...
... seems perfect ; yet this animal , ac- cording to the best evidence , has never been known to make any attempt at articulate sounds . Indeed , in this respect it seems in- ferior to several other animals , which have been taught to ...
Page 270
... seem to be at an equal distance from the so- briety of prose and the exaltation of poetry ; and , after all , the ... seems the victim of an earthquake , rather than of any human mischief . ' - Angers has a public library , including ...
... seem to be at an equal distance from the so- briety of prose and the exaltation of poetry ; and , after all , the ... seems the victim of an earthquake , rather than of any human mischief . ' - Angers has a public library , including ...
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