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Pagina 204
Sir Walter Scott , if we may name him as the “ great unkuown , " thus far spoils his
own work and falls short of his object ; while the German Baron , by boldly
rushing directly into the world of spirits , claims exemption from all rules , builds
aërial ...
Sir Walter Scott , if we may name him as the “ great unkuown , " thus far spoils his
own work and falls short of his object ; while the German Baron , by boldly
rushing directly into the world of spirits , claims exemption from all rules , builds
aërial ...
Pagina 280
On the Concentric Adjustment of a Triple Object - glass . By · William Hyde
Wollaston , M.D. - This article depends so much on the illustrations furnished by
figures and diagrams , that we cannot attempt to explain its object without them .
Extract ...
On the Concentric Adjustment of a Triple Object - glass . By · William Hyde
Wollaston , M.D. - This article depends so much on the illustrations furnished by
figures and diagrams , that we cannot attempt to explain its object without them .
Extract ...
Pagina 302
Catullus was his model , and he approached the object of his ambition nearer
than any of his contemporaries did . These quotations , we think , will be sufficient
to establish Mr. M.'s title to the character of a pleasing and spirited writer , whose
...
Catullus was his model , and he approached the object of his ambition nearer
than any of his contemporaries did . These quotations , we think , will be sufficient
to establish Mr. M.'s title to the character of a pleasing and spirited writer , whose
...
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Hardimans History of Galway 435 Letter to the Fundholders 106 | 9 |
Hollands Hopes of Matrimony 328 Liverpool Earl of Letter to on | 50 |
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