The Lady's Magazine, Or, Entertaining Companion for the Fair Sex, Appropriated Solely to Their Use and Amusement, Tom 39Robinson and Roberts, 1808 |
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... Russian fleet was drawn up in a line on each side . This measure was adopted , and exe cuted with so much success , that the Swedes regained their har- bours without any considerable loss 6 Memoirs of Admiral Sir Sidney Smith .
... Russian fleet was drawn up in a line on each side . This measure was adopted , and exe cuted with so much success , that the Swedes regained their har- bours without any considerable loss 6 Memoirs of Admiral Sir Sidney Smith .
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... side . ' BON MOT of CICERO . IN a cause in which Cicero was employed , he called into court , as an evidence of the fact , Popilius Cotta , a professor of civil law , but a very illiterate and uninform- ed man . Cotta declared on his ...
... side . ' BON MOT of CICERO . IN a cause in which Cicero was employed , he called into court , as an evidence of the fact , Popilius Cotta , a professor of civil law , but a very illiterate and uninform- ed man . Cotta declared on his ...
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... side , and sloping down to- ward the left ear . Necklace of gold chain : white kid shoes and gloves . PARISIAN FASHIONS . ROBES of pale blue , and fea- thers of the same colour , are much worn at Paris : yellow is still , how- The fea ...
... side , and sloping down to- ward the left ear . Necklace of gold chain : white kid shoes and gloves . PARISIAN FASHIONS . ROBES of pale blue , and fea- thers of the same colour , are much worn at Paris : yellow is still , how- The fea ...
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... side with a very rich border in black velvet ; the right side , drapery of rich points , with a very elegant black and gold bor- der at the bottom of the petticoat . The dress was truly beautiful . ---- Princess Elizabeth A rich brown ...
... side with a very rich border in black velvet ; the right side , drapery of rich points , with a very elegant black and gold bor- der at the bottom of the petticoat . The dress was truly beautiful . ---- Princess Elizabeth A rich brown ...
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... side a small octagon drapery , trimmed with gold , and rich gold tassels at each corner ; the pocket - holes done in white net and gold , à la papillon ; the robe to correspond with the petticoat , and uncommonly beau- tiful , trimmed ...
... side a small octagon drapery , trimmed with gold , and rich gold tassels at each corner ; the pocket - holes done in white net and gold , à la papillon ; the robe to correspond with the petticoat , and uncommonly beau- tiful , trimmed ...
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