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Page 98
... frequently cited in our different courts as a book of authority , we trust that we shall be excused by our readers for now giving a short character of it , at this distance of time . The learning and ability of Dr. Swinburne , however ...
... frequently cited in our different courts as a book of authority , we trust that we shall be excused by our readers for now giving a short character of it , at this distance of time . The learning and ability of Dr. Swinburne , however ...
Page 167
... frequently every day . It is an art for the apprenticeship of which a whole life 18 not too long . We are in a world where all our expectations are never satisfied ; where we frequently meet with events contrary to our wishes ; where ...
... frequently every day . It is an art for the apprenticeship of which a whole life 18 not too long . We are in a world where all our expectations are never satisfied ; where we frequently meet with events contrary to our wishes ; where ...
Page 250
... frequently go into the woods , carrying with them articles of barter . This trade , however , can only be carried on in the manner I have already described ; for no native of the woods can be more afraid of approaching a stranger than ...
... frequently go into the woods , carrying with them articles of barter . This trade , however , can only be carried on in the manner I have already described ; for no native of the woods can be more afraid of approaching a stranger than ...
Contents
TITLES AUTHORS NAMES c of the Pub | 3 |
LITERARY JOURNAL | 21 |
Four Heroic Epistles of Ovid 1329 | 33 |
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