Literary Gazette and Journal of Belles Lettres, Arts, Sciences, Etc, Część 1William Jerdan, William Ring Workman, Frederick Arnold, John Morley, Charles Wycliffe Goodwin H. Colburn, 1817 |
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... round with rows of lamps : the farmer himself must plough by torch - light , and Damon sitting at a pastoral brook with his Daphne , must clap a candle to her face while he praises it . " fan , carries a great hulking vessel through ...
... round with rows of lamps : the farmer himself must plough by torch - light , and Damon sitting at a pastoral brook with his Daphne , must clap a candle to her face while he praises it . " fan , carries a great hulking vessel through ...
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... round numbers without regard to exactness , but merely to make a great difference ) that there is more exercise in one den , from still life to busy , the time , as it passes , seems mile's riding on horseback , than in five in a coach ...
... round numbers without regard to exactness , but merely to make a great difference ) that there is more exercise in one den , from still life to busy , the time , as it passes , seems mile's riding on horseback , than in five in a coach ...
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... round Large fillet of hot veal , just tumbling on the ground . " At this spectacle , his Agnes laughs outright , and the sheepish lover tries to rise ; " But Fate and Corpulency seemed to say , Here's a Petitioner that must for ever ...
... round Large fillet of hot veal , just tumbling on the ground . " At this spectacle , his Agnes laughs outright , and the sheepish lover tries to rise ; " But Fate and Corpulency seemed to say , Here's a Petitioner that must for ever ...
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... round sequently from ice and alcohol ; the temperature of the which it twines ; the tendrils embrace the boughs , which snow , in repeated experiments , being reduced from 32 ° to are inwreathed with the beautiful foliage of the vine ...
... round sequently from ice and alcohol ; the temperature of the which it twines ; the tendrils embrace the boughs , which snow , in repeated experiments , being reduced from 32 ° to are inwreathed with the beautiful foliage of the vine ...
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... round the Arena of the travellers mean to follow an entirely new plan in the the Amphitheatre is already entirely uncovered . M. publication of their valuable collections . The work will Padiglione , a skilful artist , is commissioned ...
... round the Arena of the travellers mean to follow an entirely new plan in the the Amphitheatre is already entirely uncovered . M. publication of their valuable collections . The work will Padiglione , a skilful artist , is commissioned ...
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