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Pagina 188
... pofy of a ring . R ΝΟ No 44 . FRIDAY , APRIL , 20 . Tu , quid ego & populus mecum defideret , audi . HOR . Ars Poet . ver . 153 . Now hear what ev'ry auditor expects . RoscOM . A MONG the feveral artifices which are put in practice by ...
... pofy of a ring . R ΝΟ No 44 . FRIDAY , APRIL , 20 . Tu , quid ego & populus mecum defideret , audi . HOR . Ars Poet . ver . 153 . Now hear what ev'ry auditor expects . RoscOM . A MONG the feveral artifices which are put in practice by ...
Pagina 253
... pofy was writ- ten originally upon the ax , like thofe which cur modern cutlers infcribe upon their knives ; and that therefore the pofy ftill remains in its ancient shape , though the ax itself is lost . The shepherd's pipe may be faid ...
... pofy was writ- ten originally upon the ax , like thofe which cur modern cutlers infcribe upon their knives ; and that therefore the pofy ftill remains in its ancient shape , though the ax itself is lost . The shepherd's pipe may be faid ...
Pagina 255
... pofy in the fashion of a ring , which shall exactly fit it . It is fo very eafy to enlarge upon a good hint , that I do not queftion but my ingenious rea- ders will apply what I have faid to many other par- ticulars $ ; U 2 ticulars ...
... pofy in the fashion of a ring , which shall exactly fit it . It is fo very eafy to enlarge upon a good hint , that I do not queftion but my ingenious rea- ders will apply what I have faid to many other par- ticulars $ ; U 2 ticulars ...
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