The Monthly Magazine, Or, British Register, Том 5R. Phillips, 1798 |
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... course of three years , a SALE confiderably fuperior to that of any other work of the fame defignation , and equal to that of any literary journal in this country , is fuch a teftimony of the approbation of our Readers , as we cannot ...
... course of three years , a SALE confiderably fuperior to that of any other work of the fame defignation , and equal to that of any literary journal in this country , is fuch a teftimony of the approbation of our Readers , as we cannot ...
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... course , the Mygdonius having originally flowed , amid the dry ravine called Tirtar , which meets the Tigris above Hatra ; and the Chaboras amid the dry ravine called Se- baa , which meets the Euphrates below Ofara . What forbids our ...
... course , the Mygdonius having originally flowed , amid the dry ravine called Tirtar , which meets the Tigris above Hatra ; and the Chaboras amid the dry ravine called Se- baa , which meets the Euphrates below Ofara . What forbids our ...
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... course through those beautiful parts of North Wales , Llangollen , Llanwft , Conway , Bangor , and Bangor Ferry , as far as to Holy - head , where I embarked on board one of his majesty's packets for Dublin . This veffel fets fail every ...
... course through those beautiful parts of North Wales , Llangollen , Llanwft , Conway , Bangor , and Bangor Ferry , as far as to Holy - head , where I embarked on board one of his majesty's packets for Dublin . This veffel fets fail every ...
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... course of na- ture fhould be to unaccountably perverted . An inclination for the marvellous is a fin that eafily befets us , and is with dif- ficulty repelled : the beft mode of curing it , is an attentive ftudy of nature , which not ...
... course of na- ture fhould be to unaccountably perverted . An inclination for the marvellous is a fin that eafily befets us , and is with dif- ficulty repelled : the beft mode of curing it , is an attentive ftudy of nature , which not ...
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... course of the Thames for feveral miles , which was extremely pleafant , and paffed feveral neat houses and villages : among the latter , Brack- nell , in my opinion , took the lead . This is very much a corn country , how- .ever I did ...
... course of the Thames for feveral miles , which was extremely pleafant , and paffed feveral neat houses and villages : among the latter , Brack- nell , in my opinion , took the lead . This is very much a corn country , how- .ever I did ...
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