The Monthly Visitor, and Entertaining Pocket Companion, Том 6H.D. Symonds, 1799 |
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ufual present from England , and the person who received it made a fealt ; it is now one of the beft productions of the Portugueze garden . The potatoe does not fucceed here . Mutton is the worft meat they have ; a leg of mutton is a ...
ufual present from England , and the person who received it made a fealt ; it is now one of the beft productions of the Portugueze garden . The potatoe does not fucceed here . Mutton is the worft meat they have ; a leg of mutton is a ...
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... person whom he had once feen ; and that al- though he should have been interrupted in the courfe of his dic- tation of any thing for many hours , he could return to it as perfectly as if the chain of it had never been broken . Indeed ...
... person whom he had once feen ; and that al- though he should have been interrupted in the courfe of his dic- tation of any thing for many hours , he could return to it as perfectly as if the chain of it had never been broken . Indeed ...
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... person . " Entering at the fouth door , on your left hand are the stairs , by which you afcend the cupola , which lead to this gallery by 534 fteps , 260 of which are fo eafy , that a child may afcend them ; but thofe above are ...
... person . " Entering at the fouth door , on your left hand are the stairs , by which you afcend the cupola , which lead to this gallery by 534 fteps , 260 of which are fo eafy , that a child may afcend them ; but thofe above are ...
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