The European Magazine, and London Review, Том 52Philological Society of London, 1807 |
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... passed the Skerries , a cluster of rocks insulated from Anglesea , with a light . house on them , From Holyhead to the Skerries is a distance of ten miles , which 25 Journal of a Voyage from the West Indies , & c . to London .
... passed the Skerries , a cluster of rocks insulated from Anglesea , with a light . house on them , From Holyhead to the Skerries is a distance of ten miles , which 25 Journal of a Voyage from the West Indies , & c . to London .
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... passed the mouth of the Dee ; a river partly navigable , which divides Cheshire from Flintshire : we had then a view of Cheshire , Lancashire , and Wales . The view of the latter was charming ; the hills , of which we had a full and ...
... passed the mouth of the Dee ; a river partly navigable , which divides Cheshire from Flintshire : we had then a view of Cheshire , Lancashire , and Wales . The view of the latter was charming ; the hills , of which we had a full and ...
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... passed agreeably . enough ; but this was not always the case , as may easily be inferred ; pa- tience then , became our chief remedy on such occasions -- the meek - eyed goddess who so often assuages the ills and sweet- ens the ...
... passed agreeably . enough ; but this was not always the case , as may easily be inferred ; pa- tience then , became our chief remedy on such occasions -- the meek - eyed goddess who so often assuages the ills and sweet- ens the ...
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... Passing over the ardour of his mental exertions , the observations upon the want of a regular institution at that period for the study of the Roman and the municipal law of Scotland ; the importance of general erudition to the ...
... Passing over the ardour of his mental exertions , the observations upon the want of a regular institution at that period for the study of the Roman and the municipal law of Scotland ; the importance of general erudition to the ...
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... passed his life in town and coun Glancing at the modes in which Mr. try , Lord W. says , that , in the first , " The day was devoted chief to pro fessional duties . He had always been in the habit of rising early ; in summer between ...
... passed his life in town and coun Glancing at the modes in which Mr. try , Lord W. says , that , in the first , " The day was devoted chief to pro fessional duties . He had always been in the habit of rising early ; in summer between ...
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