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Page 125
... employed for the drawings . The principal artists engaged to delineate the sculp- tures were Mr. Howard and Mr. Agar ; and the drawings of Mr. Howard are engraved by Skelton in the line - manner , while those of Mr. Agar are engraved by ...
... employed for the drawings . The principal artists engaged to delineate the sculp- tures were Mr. Howard and Mr. Agar ; and the drawings of Mr. Howard are engraved by Skelton in the line - manner , while those of Mr. Agar are engraved by ...
Page 311
... employ- ment of leisure , that the agreeable arts and sciences are useful , Under the pretext of purifying our taste ... employed in casting contempt on all that interests man . In consequence of blackening and exaggerat ing every thing ...
... employ- ment of leisure , that the agreeable arts and sciences are useful , Under the pretext of purifying our taste ... employed in casting contempt on all that interests man . In consequence of blackening and exaggerat ing every thing ...
Page 491
... employed . We sometimes recommend woman's milk , which is very saccharine , as a powerful analeptic . The urine has also been employed externally . ' The virtues of many other animals introduced into the mate ria medica are , as our ...
... employed . We sometimes recommend woman's milk , which is very saccharine , as a powerful analeptic . The urine has also been employed externally . ' The virtues of many other animals introduced into the mate ria medica are , as our ...
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Sermons Collective See Jervis Bidlake | 2 |
TABLE | 8 |
Moores George Tales of the Passions | 14 |
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