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Page 34
... manner on this conception . ' Gainsborough was alfo worthy of imitation in his manner of forming all the parts of his picture together ; the whole going on at the fame time , in the fame manner as nature creates her works . Though this ...
... manner on this conception . ' Gainsborough was alfo worthy of imitation in his manner of forming all the parts of his picture together ; the whole going on at the fame time , in the fame manner as nature creates her works . Though this ...
Page 391
... manner , and Gibbon , are perpetually digreffing from the fubject , wherever they think they can aim a ftroke at the Chriftian religion . In like manner , Mr. Pinkerton , from whatever caufe ,, having adopted a most inveterate antipathy ...
... manner , and Gibbon , are perpetually digreffing from the fubject , wherever they think they can aim a ftroke at the Chriftian religion . In like manner , Mr. Pinkerton , from whatever caufe ,, having adopted a most inveterate antipathy ...
Page 547
... manner . The capitation is divided into three claffes . The first is of ten crowns , the fecond of five crowns , and the laft of two and an half . Women and children are exempt from the tax . To diftinguish thofe who are subject to it ...
... manner . The capitation is divided into three claffes . The first is of ten crowns , the fecond of five crowns , and the laft of two and an half . Women and children are exempt from the tax . To diftinguish thofe who are subject to it ...
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