The Monthly Visitor, and Entertaining Pocket Companion, Band 8H.D. Symonds, 1799 |
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... feveral nobility , and depofited in a rich fhrine , on the eaft fide of the church . The miracles faid to be wrought at his tomb were fo numerous , that we are told two large volumes of them were kept in Canterbury church . His ...
... feveral nobility , and depofited in a rich fhrine , on the eaft fide of the church . The miracles faid to be wrought at his tomb were fo numerous , that we are told two large volumes of them were kept in Canterbury church . His ...
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... feveral occa- fions . The nine firft and eleventh of his Idyllia , are true paftorals ; and the other poems are full of merit . To the former , however , we shall confine ourselves ; and the third Idyll will afford us feveral beautiful ...
... feveral occa- fions . The nine firft and eleventh of his Idyllia , are true paftorals ; and the other poems are full of merit . To the former , however , we shall confine ourselves ; and the third Idyll will afford us feveral beautiful ...
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... feveral paffages are difcernible by every reader . Thefe are the traits of the Sicilian mufe , and for thefe uncommon tokens of excellence have , her ftrains been uniformly diftin- guished . We fhall clofe this brief sketch of ...
... feveral paffages are difcernible by every reader . Thefe are the traits of the Sicilian mufe , and for thefe uncommon tokens of excellence have , her ftrains been uniformly diftin- guished . We fhall clofe this brief sketch of ...
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... feveral , who are perfons of confideration , character , and refpectability . When they were met in the great gallery of the palace , the first object of all prefent was to fecure the windows and doors , in order equally to prevent ...
... feveral , who are perfons of confideration , character , and refpectability . When they were met in the great gallery of the palace , the first object of all prefent was to fecure the windows and doors , in order equally to prevent ...
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... feveral other games ; at all which the wo- men have their turn as well as the men ; but they al- ways play separately from each other . The javelins are from eight to fourteen feet long , and pointed with the fwharra , or palm - tree ...
... feveral other games ; at all which the wo- men have their turn as well as the men ; but they al- ways play separately from each other . The javelins are from eight to fourteen feet long , and pointed with the fwharra , or palm - tree ...
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