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Page 41
... remains of a calf or a goose . The hardest part of his task , however , we ima- gine , would consist in reading Mr. Ritson's book with suffi- cient gravity ; the matter , style , and orthography of which have frequently frustrated our ...
... remains of a calf or a goose . The hardest part of his task , however , we ima- gine , would consist in reading Mr. Ritson's book with suffi- cient gravity ; the matter , style , and orthography of which have frequently frustrated our ...
Page 47
... remains bread after consecration - True , said Je- rome , there remains bread at the baker's . When one of the order of preaching friars was railing against him with uncommon asperity , he said to him - Hold thy peace , hypocrite . When ...
... remains bread after consecration - True , said Je- rome , there remains bread at the baker's . When one of the order of preaching friars was railing against him with uncommon asperity , he said to him - Hold thy peace , hypocrite . When ...
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... remains , is to the monarch an impressive lesson of the vicissitude of human affairs . The wax figure of Queen Elizabeth is said to be an excellent likeness . If so , she was a tall queen - nay , a tall man , though cer- tainly not a ...
... remains , is to the monarch an impressive lesson of the vicissitude of human affairs . The wax figure of Queen Elizabeth is said to be an excellent likeness . If so , she was a tall queen - nay , a tall man , though cer- tainly not a ...
Contents
TITLES AUTHORS NAMES c of the Pub | 3 |
LITERARY JOURNAL | 21 |
Four Heroic Epistles of Ovid 1329 | 33 |
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