The Literary Panorama and National Register, Том 7C. Taylor, 1818 |
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... town ; that formation of new openings , that round- ing of corners , and those numerous changes in form and destination , with- out which a town may be indeed a maze of edifices ; but , neither con- venient , salubrious , nor beautiful ...
... town ; that formation of new openings , that round- ing of corners , and those numerous changes in form and destination , with- out which a town may be indeed a maze of edifices ; but , neither con- venient , salubrious , nor beautiful ...
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... town , village , and family . So far we have trod on ground on the stability of which the reader may judge . A no less curious part of Mr. O's volumes is that in which he supports the history given by Papillon , who asserts having seen ...
... town , village , and family . So far we have trod on ground on the stability of which the reader may judge . A no less curious part of Mr. O's volumes is that in which he supports the history given by Papillon , who asserts having seen ...
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... town of Nantes , she found only straw to lie on ; and she describes it as a place “ plus pauvre , plus miserable qu'on ne peut le representer ; nous n'y avons trouvé que de la paille fraiche , sur qui nous avons tous couches sans nous ...
... town of Nantes , she found only straw to lie on ; and she describes it as a place “ plus pauvre , plus miserable qu'on ne peut le representer ; nous n'y avons trouvé que de la paille fraiche , sur qui nous avons tous couches sans nous ...
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... town had been received with the cry of " Vive le roi , mille fois ré- pétés " were the subjects which led to a boundless eulogium on the royal family . The speeches made by the King and the Duc de Berri to Count Lynch , were themes of ...
... town had been received with the cry of " Vive le roi , mille fois ré- pétés " were the subjects which led to a boundless eulogium on the royal family . The speeches made by the King and the Duc de Berri to Count Lynch , were themes of ...
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... town in Italy . SHEMMY , CHEMISE , for Shift . The lower order of people use the former , not being able to pronounce the French word Che- mise , which now universally replaces the word Shift among the higher classes . Prudery and ...
... town in Italy . SHEMMY , CHEMISE , for Shift . The lower order of people use the former , not being able to pronounce the French word Che- mise , which now universally replaces the word Shift among the higher classes . Prudery and ...
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