Gentleman's Magazine: And Historical Chronicle, Том 178F. Jefferies, 1845 |
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... feet , so I was carried into my carriage , and from it I was carried into my Court . There I remained all the day , and de- livered an arduous judgment . In the evening I was carried straight from my Court to the House of Lords : there ...
... feet , so I was carried into my carriage , and from it I was carried into my Court . There I remained all the day , and de- livered an arduous judgment . In the evening I was carried straight from my Court to the House of Lords : there ...
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... feet , and is inclined at an angle of 70 degrees . On the top of the rampart is a cursus or way eighteen feet in breadth , sufficiently wide for the passage of cavalry or chariots . I have been told that some years since fragments of ...
... feet , and is inclined at an angle of 70 degrees . On the top of the rampart is a cursus or way eighteen feet in breadth , sufficiently wide for the passage of cavalry or chariots . I have been told that some years since fragments of ...
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... feet . It is chiefly celebrated for its beautiful " wood , " which was diffusely celebrated by the late Mr. J. H. Wiffen in a beautiful poem in the Spenserian stanza , entitled " Aonian Hours . " It is very extensive , abound- ing with ...
... feet . It is chiefly celebrated for its beautiful " wood , " which was diffusely celebrated by the late Mr. J. H. Wiffen in a beautiful poem in the Spenserian stanza , entitled " Aonian Hours . " It is very extensive , abound- ing with ...
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... feet square , in the centre of which was the entrance , and on each side small turrets . The door of entry led through a cloister into a court , in which , facing the entrance , was a porch of Ro- man architecture , which still exists ...
... feet square , in the centre of which was the entrance , and on each side small turrets . The door of entry led through a cloister into a court , in which , facing the entrance , was a porch of Ro- man architecture , which still exists ...
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... feet in length , and 18 in breadth , but its materials were only lath and plaster . At either end was a small apartment . Under the whole were Cloisters , in the centre of which ( in a niche ) was a statue of King Henry the Eighth , cut ...
... feet in length , and 18 in breadth , but its materials were only lath and plaster . At either end was a small apartment . Under the whole were Cloisters , in the centre of which ( in a niche ) was a statue of King Henry the Eighth , cut ...
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