The Monthly Review, Or, Literary Journal, Volume 53R. Griffiths, 1775 - Books |
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Page 152
... whose border we had appointed to reft our- selves ; it was impossible to distinguish them ; but I could hear the report of their gun , which was the fignal agreed on . I went down again with much trouble and anxiety : the stones , the ...
... whose border we had appointed to reft our- selves ; it was impossible to distinguish them ; but I could hear the report of their gun , which was the fignal agreed on . I went down again with much trouble and anxiety : the stones , the ...
Page 153
... whose winding currents cast a lustre from the fun . In short , the whole of this enchanting view was terminated with the rocks of crystal , and by others , all whose several tints were richly and pro- fusely varied . • New beauties ...
... whose winding currents cast a lustre from the fun . In short , the whole of this enchanting view was terminated with the rocks of crystal , and by others , all whose several tints were richly and pro- fusely varied . • New beauties ...
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... whose grove While the red victims pile the afpiring flames , The augurs search the high behests of Jove : Thence try to know on whom he'll deign to smile Of those , who , by the means of glorious toil , Seek on the dusky cirque with ...
... whose grove While the red victims pile the afpiring flames , The augurs search the high behests of Jove : Thence try to know on whom he'll deign to smile Of those , who , by the means of glorious toil , Seek on the dusky cirque with ...
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