The European Magazine and London Review, by the Philological Society of London, Том 11782 |
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... honour- able Mr. Walpole , which affords much information on this difputed fubject , we are happy to lay before our readers , who may rely on the authenticity of it . Extract of a letter from Mr. Walpole to Mr. W. B- I Am far from ...
... honour- able Mr. Walpole , which affords much information on this difputed fubject , we are happy to lay before our readers , who may rely on the authenticity of it . Extract of a letter from Mr. Walpole to Mr. W. B- I Am far from ...
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... honour of ushering the great difcovery to the learned world . You may nagine , Sir , we did not at all agree in the mea- fure of our faith ; but though his credu lity diverted me , my mirth was foon dafhed ; for , on asking about ...
... honour of ushering the great difcovery to the learned world . You may nagine , Sir , we did not at all agree in the mea- fure of our faith ; but though his credu lity diverted me , my mirth was foon dafhed ; for , on asking about ...
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... honour had previously con- certed a plan of economy , and therefore all appeared in plain or figured fatins , mo- derately trimmed . Neither of the Duchef- fes of Devonshire , Rutland , Hamilton , Bolton , Manchester , nor any of the ...
... honour had previously con- certed a plan of economy , and therefore all appeared in plain or figured fatins , mo- derately trimmed . Neither of the Duchef- fes of Devonshire , Rutland , Hamilton , Bolton , Manchester , nor any of the ...
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... honour , Attentive to their duty , All crowded close upon her , The Prince furvey'd their beauty , Admir'd their zeal , For's partner's heel , But told them he conceiv'd , Though fome false steps Made demi - reps , This foon might be ...
... honour , Attentive to their duty , All crowded close upon her , The Prince furvey'd their beauty , Admir'd their zeal , For's partner's heel , But told them he conceiv'd , Though fome false steps Made demi - reps , This foon might be ...
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... honour to its excellent author , and de- ferves to be read by every admirer of the learned writer . In p . 347 is a letter to Mrs. Weft , on the education of her fon , which is no otherwife curious , than on ac . count of the perfon to ...
... honour to its excellent author , and de- ferves to be read by every admirer of the learned writer . In p . 347 is a letter to Mrs. Weft , on the education of her fon , which is no otherwife curious , than on ac . count of the perfon to ...
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