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Pope has displayed much higher fancy in the Rape of the Lock , respecting such imaginary Beings , and has en . riched our language with appropriate imagery , Book III . consists chiefly of a vision in the Isle of Athelney , with a ...
Pope has displayed much higher fancy in the Rape of the Lock , respecting such imaginary Beings , and has en . riched our language with appropriate imagery , Book III . consists chiefly of a vision in the Isle of Athelney , with a ...
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+ To proceed in due order , we should now enter on a discussion of the merits of Mr. Taylor's translation , and of his copious notes : but we have already given our opinion respecting the work itself , and the consequent nature of his ...
+ To proceed in due order , we should now enter on a discussion of the merits of Mr. Taylor's translation , and of his copious notes : but we have already given our opinion respecting the work itself , and the consequent nature of his ...
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The Laws respecting Highways and Turnpike Roads , com . prising the Common Law relating to Highways , & c . the Sta tute Law relative to Highways and Turnpike Roads , & c . The Office and Duty of the Surveyor of the Highways ...
The Laws respecting Highways and Turnpike Roads , com . prising the Common Law relating to Highways , & c . the Sta tute Law relative to Highways and Turnpike Roads , & c . The Office and Duty of the Surveyor of the Highways ...
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