The Monthly Visitor, and Entertaining Pocket Companion, Volume 8H.D. Symonds, 1799 |
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Page 45
... object which could be prefented to them . Schrepfer continuing his invocations , the door fuddenly opened with violence , and fomething that refembled a black ball or globe , rolled into the room . It was invefted with fmoke or cloud ...
... object which could be prefented to them . Schrepfer continuing his invocations , the door fuddenly opened with violence , and fomething that refembled a black ball or globe , rolled into the room . It was invefted with fmoke or cloud ...
Page 52
... object . No potion can be prescribed too naufeous for the languishing pa- tient , when he feels within himieif the ... objects of pursuit in life , is ufually proportioned to the degree of honour and advantage advantage which they are ...
... object . No potion can be prescribed too naufeous for the languishing pa- tient , when he feels within himieif the ... objects of pursuit in life , is ufually proportioned to the degree of honour and advantage advantage which they are ...
Page 64
... exercife at quarter - ftaff ; and are very expert at defending their head , and all other parts of their body this they practise from their tenderest age . age . The fcience of defence is a chief object 64 THE MONTHLY VISITOR .
... exercife at quarter - ftaff ; and are very expert at defending their head , and all other parts of their body this they practise from their tenderest age . age . The fcience of defence is a chief object 64 THE MONTHLY VISITOR .
Page 65
age . The fcience of defence is a chief object ; for a wound in war confers no honour , but rather disgrace , therefore they always hide the scar , if poffible . They practise the fling for amufement , as well as em- ploy it in ... object...
age . The fcience of defence is a chief object ; for a wound in war confers no honour , but rather disgrace , therefore they always hide the scar , if poffible . They practise the fling for amufement , as well as em- ploy it in ... object...
Page 66
... objects of fatire ; which ferves as a falutary check and admonition ; for if they are faulty , they are fure to be publicly exposed . The houses in which the heivas are performed are open at the ends and in front , the back being ...
... objects of fatire ; which ferves as a falutary check and admonition ; for if they are faulty , they are fure to be publicly exposed . The houses in which the heivas are performed are open at the ends and in front , the back being ...
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