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... fhall endeavour to contradiftin- guish by appropriate fymbols , the greater , part of which I have borrowed from the ingenious work of Mr. Jonia Steele . † FIRST , fyllables differ from each other in their poife - that is to fay , in ...
... fhall endeavour to contradiftin- guish by appropriate fymbols , the greater , part of which I have borrowed from the ingenious work of Mr. Jonia Steele . † FIRST , fyllables differ from each other in their poife - that is to fay , in ...
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... fhall think myfelf greatly favoured . 1. The method which the late Signor Ro- ignol used to imitate the finging of birds , & c ? 2. The method of bronzing plafter - figures , and giving cafts of plafter a polish like marble ? 3. The ...
... fhall think myfelf greatly favoured . 1. The method which the late Signor Ro- ignol used to imitate the finging of birds , & c ? 2. The method of bronzing plafter - figures , and giving cafts of plafter a polish like marble ? 3. The ...
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... fhall have occafion to speak of it again , when I come to treat of the pres fent fate of fociety in Poland . The fuburb of Praga conlifts of little more than a confiderable collection of village huts . Some of the houses , it is true ...
... fhall have occafion to speak of it again , when I come to treat of the pres fent fate of fociety in Poland . The fuburb of Praga conlifts of little more than a confiderable collection of village huts . Some of the houses , it is true ...
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... fhall take two nouns , fugar , and plough , and by Mr. Pickbourn's , process , add is to each of them ; thus , jugar is , plough is ; do then thefe expreflions imply any thing equi valent to the active verbs , ploughs and fugars . They ...
... fhall take two nouns , fugar , and plough , and by Mr. Pickbourn's , process , add is to each of them ; thus , jugar is , plough is ; do then thefe expreflions imply any thing equi valent to the active verbs , ploughs and fugars . They ...
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... fhall Chaucer be rever'd ; Whofe art a new Parnaffus rais'd , That midft barbaric darkness blaz'd , A fun where not a star appear'd ! THE PERSIAN LOVER . THE fportive zephyr plumes his wing And binds the rofy brow of Spring , From ...
... fhall Chaucer be rever'd ; Whofe art a new Parnaffus rais'd , That midft barbaric darkness blaz'd , A fun where not a star appear'd ! THE PERSIAN LOVER . THE fportive zephyr plumes his wing And binds the rofy brow of Spring , From ...
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