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I fhall beg leave to point out a few which happen to come within the compafs of my own perfonal knowledge or immediate obfervation . Page 2. Edward the Elder is faid by Mr. Lyfous to have built a fortress at Bedford , on the fouth fide ...
I fhall beg leave to point out a few which happen to come within the compafs of my own perfonal knowledge or immediate obfervation . Page 2. Edward the Elder is faid by Mr. Lyfous to have built a fortress at Bedford , on the fouth fide ...
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... rind being particular not to leave the fmalleft fpeck , and to entirely eradicate the fprout or growth . I next take the nuts and rafp grate or grind them fine into water , either by hand or by a mill adapted for that purpofe .
... rind being particular not to leave the fmalleft fpeck , and to entirely eradicate the fprout or growth . I next take the nuts and rafp grate or grind them fine into water , either by hand or by a mill adapted for that purpofe .
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On leaving that province , by the port of La Guayra , it was divided into two branches : one part failing to South America , under the charge of the fubdirector Don Francis Salvani ; the other , with the director Balmis on board ...
On leaving that province , by the port of La Guayra , it was divided into two branches : one part failing to South America , under the charge of the fubdirector Don Francis Salvani ; the other , with the director Balmis on board ...
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It penetrates but little , forms a hard efchar , and is fometimes days before it falls off to leave a new furface for retouching . The knife has been likewife found to fail ; and , perhaps , through the difficulty of deftroy- ing by it ...
It penetrates but little , forms a hard efchar , and is fometimes days before it falls off to leave a new furface for retouching . The knife has been likewife found to fail ; and , perhaps , through the difficulty of deftroy- ing by it ...
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Ah ! what though , obsolete , thy phrase No more delights our modern days , I love thy genius in each line : Like thee I strive to charm our ine ; Like thee I court the Mufe of Smile ; And wish to leave a name like thine !
Ah ! what though , obsolete , thy phrase No more delights our modern days , I love thy genius in each line : Like thee I strive to charm our ine ; Like thee I court the Mufe of Smile ; And wish to leave a name like thine !
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| Titel | The Monthly magazine, Band 23 |
| Autor/in | Monthly literary register |
| Veröffentlicht | 1807 |
| Original von | Oxford University |
| Digitalisiert | 19. Okt. 2006 |
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