The Monthly Visitor, and Entertaining Pocket Companion, Том 6H.D. Symonds, 1799 |
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... object , an antique ruftic fepulchre in the midst of an engaging landscape : To our mid journey are we come , I fee the top of old Bianor's tomb ; Here , Maris , where the fwains thick branches prune , And ftrow their leaves , our ...
... object , an antique ruftic fepulchre in the midst of an engaging landscape : To our mid journey are we come , I fee the top of old Bianor's tomb ; Here , Maris , where the fwains thick branches prune , And ftrow their leaves , our ...
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... object of it , though many have reprefented it in that light . The price of tulips rofe always higher from the year 1634 to the year 1637 ; but had the object of the purchaser been to get poffeffion of the flowers , the price in fuch a ...
... object of it , though many have reprefented it in that light . The price of tulips rofe always higher from the year 1634 to the year 1637 ; but had the object of the purchaser been to get poffeffion of the flowers , the price in fuch a ...
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... object of my wish for my- felf , but at the fame time I felt that I had no right to haften my approach to it . My child alfo was not to be abandoned . My God ! I exclaimed , if it be thy bleffed will , do not tread thy feeble worm in ...
... object of my wish for my- felf , but at the fame time I felt that I had no right to haften my approach to it . My child alfo was not to be abandoned . My God ! I exclaimed , if it be thy bleffed will , do not tread thy feeble worm in ...
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