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Page 32
... called Têpe in Turkey , these monuments had universally the same origin , and were erected in remembrance of the dead . ' They are visible all along the road from Petersburg to Moscow , and increase , both in number and in size , to the ...
... called Têpe in Turkey , these monuments had universally the same origin , and were erected in remembrance of the dead . ' They are visible all along the road from Petersburg to Moscow , and increase , both in number and in size , to the ...
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... called British Apple - wine , that we have a sufficiency of sun - beams in this country to give to our fruits such a proportion of the saccha- rine quality , as is necessary for making wine of a good body from their juice , without the ...
... called British Apple - wine , that we have a sufficiency of sun - beams in this country to give to our fruits such a proportion of the saccha- rine quality , as is necessary for making wine of a good body from their juice , without the ...
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... called acts . The whole was performed in a village , and the scenery of each different act consists of some particular place or building in that village . The first act is called " Le Rocher et la petite Rivière , " or " The Rock and ...
... called acts . The whole was performed in a village , and the scenery of each different act consists of some particular place or building in that village . The first act is called " Le Rocher et la petite Rivière , " or " The Rock and ...
Contents
Margills Account of Tunis | 34 |
Man Conduct of a Poem | 54 |
ADDRESS to the Public | 83 |
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