Universal Magazine of Knowledge and Pleasure, Том 99Pub. for J. Hinton., 1796 |
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... confifting ( including children ) of 33 perfons ; befide four or five labour- ers in the neighbourhood , who have conftant employment . The fame may be faid of every other improving spot as nothing has been attended to here more than ...
... confifting ( including children ) of 33 perfons ; befide four or five labour- ers in the neighbourhood , who have conftant employment . The fame may be faid of every other improving spot as nothing has been attended to here more than ...
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... confifting entirely of fruit and vegetables , and their only luxury being the milk of the cow , an animal for whofe fpecies they have a particular veneration . Not only every act of hoftility , but even every me thod of defence , is ...
... confifting entirely of fruit and vegetables , and their only luxury being the milk of the cow , an animal for whofe fpecies they have a particular veneration . Not only every act of hoftility , but even every me thod of defence , is ...
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... ire , Lurk'd in the lines , to watch his country's If to heroic heights he dare aspire . foe ; A From The Poetical Monitor , confifting of Pieces felect FOR JULY , 1796 . 53 REMARKS on the State of the AIR, VEGETATION, ...
... ire , Lurk'd in the lines , to watch his country's If to heroic heights he dare aspire . foe ; A From The Poetical Monitor , confifting of Pieces felect FOR JULY , 1796 . 53 REMARKS on the State of the AIR, VEGETATION, ...
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A From The Poetical Monitor , confifting of Pieces felect and. But fhall our wag , with frolic licenfe , come , And make the patriot prince a Peeping Tom ? No - gen'rous Britons , chafe the needlefs fear- He , like yourselves , can ...
A From The Poetical Monitor , confifting of Pieces felect and. But fhall our wag , with frolic licenfe , come , And make the patriot prince a Peeping Tom ? No - gen'rous Britons , chafe the needlefs fear- He , like yourselves , can ...
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From The Poetical Monitor , confifting of Pieces felect and original , for the Improvement of the Young in Virtue and Piety . " O ! come , at length , sweet folace to. LINES , Written by Sir RICHARD HILL , Bart . at Hawkeftone , his ...
From The Poetical Monitor , confifting of Pieces felect and original , for the Improvement of the Young in Virtue and Piety . " O ! come , at length , sweet folace to. LINES , Written by Sir RICHARD HILL , Bart . at Hawkeftone , his ...
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Страница 78 - Many a time and oft Have you climb'd up to walls and battlements, To towers and windows, yea, to chimney-tops. Your infants in your arms, and there have sat The live-long day, with patient expectation, To see great Pompey pass the streets of Rome...
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