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... variations of spelling into which compositors slipped in the printing office. In the 'Athenaeum' of May 12, 1877, is an answer to misapprehensions on this head by the editor of a Clarendon Press volume of ' Selections.
... variations of spelling into which compositors slipped in the printing office. In the 'Athenaeum' of May 12, 1877, is an answer to misapprehensions on this head by the editor of a Clarendon Press volume of ' Selections.
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... Head to Foot. The Indian grew immediately enamoured of him, and consequently sollicitous for his Preservation: She therefore conveyed him to a Cave, where she gave him a Delicious Repast of Fruits, and led him to a Stream to slake his ...
... Head to Foot. The Indian grew immediately enamoured of him, and consequently sollicitous for his Preservation: She therefore conveyed him to a Cave, where she gave him a Delicious Repast of Fruits, and led him to a Stream to slake his ...
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... Head of ' em , and in the Rear ( as one of a promising and improving Aspect ) , Sir , Your Obliged and Humble Servant , Alexander Carbuncle . ' [ Sidenote : Oxford , March 12 , 1710. ] R. [ Footnote 1 : Abbe Paul Scarron , the burlesque ...
... Head of ' em , and in the Rear ( as one of a promising and improving Aspect ) , Sir , Your Obliged and Humble Servant , Alexander Carbuncle . ' [ Sidenote : Oxford , March 12 , 1710. ] R. [ Footnote 1 : Abbe Paul Scarron , the burlesque ...
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... head, flat nostrils, a short neck, thick lips, was black, pot-bellied, bow-legged, and hump- backed; perhaps even uglier than Homer's Thersites.'] [Footnote 3: The description of Thersites in the second book of the Iliad is thus ...
... head, flat nostrils, a short neck, thick lips, was black, pot-bellied, bow-legged, and hump- backed; perhaps even uglier than Homer's Thersites.'] [Footnote 3: The description of Thersites in the second book of the Iliad is thus ...
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... head and hour-glass with sorrow at seeing age so unwilling to die. Nothing but life can exceed the motions of the heads, hands, eyes, &c., of these figures, &c.'] [Footnote 2: Hockley-in-the-Hole, memorable for its Bear Garden, was on ...
... head and hour-glass with sorrow at seeing age so unwilling to die. Nothing but life can exceed the motions of the heads, hands, eyes, &c., of these figures, &c.'] [Footnote 2: Hockley-in-the-Hole, memorable for its Bear Garden, was on ...
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