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To me it was a circumstance of little consequence to ascertain with count Caylus
and other antiquarians , whether the great painters of the time of Apelles , who
have left us none of their works to admire , painted with Wix. - What is of more ...
To me it was a circumstance of little consequence to ascertain with count Caylus
and other antiquarians , whether the great painters of the time of Apelles , who
have left us none of their works to admire , painted with Wix. - What is of more ...
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Soon afterwards , in consequence of his being obliged to remain for several
hours in wet clothes , he was seized with a dangerous bilious fever , which nearly
deprived him of his life . In the autumn of that year , partly with a view of restoring
his ...
Soon afterwards , in consequence of his being obliged to remain for several
hours in wet clothes , he was seized with a dangerous bilious fever , which nearly
deprived him of his life . In the autumn of that year , partly with a view of restoring
his ...
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his engagements in consequence of his parliamentary business , and the
important offices which he filled , he was a very frequent attenda nt at the
meetings of that respectable society , ( for which he always expressed the highest
value , ) from ...
his engagements in consequence of his parliamentary business , and the
important offices which he filled , he was a very frequent attenda nt at the
meetings of that respectable society , ( for which he always expressed the highest
value , ) from ...
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... fifteen leagues westward of the Cape . Our destination was for this port , but in
consequence of espying a vessel which we supposed to be a French privateer ,
when within a few hours ' sail of it , we bore away for Port de Paix to avoid her ...
... fifteen leagues westward of the Cape . Our destination was for this port , but in
consequence of espying a vessel which we supposed to be a French privateer ,
when within a few hours ' sail of it , we bore away for Port de Paix to avoid her ...
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rulers has caused them to confine its natural privileges within such limits as may
prevent any good consequences ... he chose at the expense of his neighbours ,
the certain consequence would be a rapid degeneracy into licentiousness .
rulers has caused them to confine its natural privileges within such limits as may
prevent any good consequences ... he chose at the expense of his neighbours ,
the certain consequence would be a rapid degeneracy into licentiousness .
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Informacje bibliograficzne
| Tytuł | The Port Folio, Tom 5 Tomy 40-42;Tomy 220-227 z American periodical series, 1800-1850 |
| Twórcy | Joseph Dennie, Asbury Dickins, John Elihu Hall |
| Wydawca | Editor and Asbury Dickens, 1811 |
| W formie oryginalnej | Uniwersytet Harvarda |
| W formie cyfrowej | 11 Kwi 2019 |
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