The Monthly Visitor, and Entertaining Pocket Companion, Том 6H.D. Symonds, 1799 |
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... taken place of late , and revolutions have been effected which , had they been foretold a very few years ago , would have been viewed as vifionary and ex- travagant , and their influence is yet far from being fpent . Europe never ...
... taken place of late , and revolutions have been effected which , had they been foretold a very few years ago , would have been viewed as vifionary and ex- travagant , and their influence is yet far from being fpent . Europe never ...
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... taken of Rome ; their eminent men likewife , and their martial deeds , are recorded with an appropriate dignity . The fourth book brings the goddess to her favourite topic , Britain ; and here a beautiful and concife furvey of our ...
... taken of Rome ; their eminent men likewife , and their martial deeds , are recorded with an appropriate dignity . The fourth book brings the goddess to her favourite topic , Britain ; and here a beautiful and concife furvey of our ...
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was laid open , my entrails were taken out , and mang- led ; my head was cut afunder , with my brain , the feat of fenfe , and in fome degree of understanding : my eyes were taken out , and mangled : but , what is worse ; after they had ...
was laid open , my entrails were taken out , and mang- led ; my head was cut afunder , with my brain , the feat of fenfe , and in fome degree of understanding : my eyes were taken out , and mangled : but , what is worse ; after they had ...
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