A Selection of Curious Articles from the Gentleman's Magazine, Том 2John Walker Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, 1811 |
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... kind of journal of the occur- rences of the city . Tully , it appears , would have made a bad figure in a modern coffee - house conversation , for he rallies Cœlius about it very humourously in his answer ; " Do you think , " says he ...
... kind of journal of the occur- rences of the city . Tully , it appears , would have made a bad figure in a modern coffee - house conversation , for he rallies Cœlius about it very humourously in his answer ; " Do you think , " says he ...
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... kind of narration , which embellish the composi- tions of our modern diurnal historians . The Roman gazet- teers are defective in several material ornaments of style . They never end an article with the mystical hint , this occa- sions ...
... kind of narration , which embellish the composi- tions of our modern diurnal historians . The Roman gazet- teers are defective in several material ornaments of style . They never end an article with the mystical hint , this occa- sions ...
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... kind made in our own country , there are few whose expectations will not be exceeded by the number of English Bibles , of which not one is forgotten , whether valuable for the pomp and beauty of the impression , or for the notes with ...
... kind made in our own country , there are few whose expectations will not be exceeded by the number of English Bibles , of which not one is forgotten , whether valuable for the pomp and beauty of the impression , or for the notes with ...
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... kind should be disad- vantageous to him , no man will hereafter willingly risque his fortune in the cause of learning . 1742 , Dec. III . Account of the Harleian Collection of Manuscripts , in the British Musæum . * THIS collection was ...
... kind should be disad- vantageous to him , no man will hereafter willingly risque his fortune in the cause of learning . 1742 , Dec. III . Account of the Harleian Collection of Manuscripts , in the British Musæum . * THIS collection was ...
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... kind , and of the twelfth century ; which MSS . are both preserved in this library . It is also observable , that the like distinction or separation of the genealogy of our blessed Saviour , from the other part of St. Matthew's gospel ...
... kind , and of the twelfth century ; which MSS . are both preserved in this library . It is also observable , that the like distinction or separation of the genealogy of our blessed Saviour , from the other part of St. Matthew's gospel ...
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