The Monthly Review, Or, Literary JournalR. Griffiths, 1818 - Books |
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... passages , we cannot include in our praise . The incident of the Doves , in the pursuit of the golden bough , is most beautiful , and Dr. Symmons has done justice to this elegant passage ; a passage which , among many others , ( and one ...
... passages , we cannot include in our praise . The incident of the Doves , in the pursuit of the golden bough , is most beautiful , and Dr. Symmons has done justice to this elegant passage ; a passage which , among many others , ( and one ...
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... passage , and serving at the same time as a place for their dung . About two - thirds of the passage in , two diagonal roads lead to their sleeping apartment and the magazine , which they always contrive to keep free from wet . ' The ...
... passage , and serving at the same time as a place for their dung . About two - thirds of the passage in , two diagonal roads lead to their sleeping apartment and the magazine , which they always contrive to keep free from wet . ' The ...
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... passage translated , 242 . 1 Leach , Mr. on two families of insects , 19 . Leeds , origin of the name of that town ... passages passages from Virgil respect- ing them , 239 . 0 INDEX .
... passage translated , 242 . 1 Leach , Mr. on two families of insects , 19 . Leeds , origin of the name of that town ... passages passages from Virgil respect- ing them , 239 . 0 INDEX .
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