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Pagina 144
... muft , on the whole , be more pleafing to the vifitor than to the inhabitant : to the former , this sketch muft prove an acceptable guide ; and unless romantic landfcapes be valued for their diftance , the admirers of them may find that ...
... muft , on the whole , be more pleafing to the vifitor than to the inhabitant : to the former , this sketch muft prove an acceptable guide ; and unless romantic landfcapes be valued for their diftance , the admirers of them may find that ...
Pagina 177
... muft indulge ourselves in copying one or two more paf- fages from this letter : : Purfuing my principles , ( fays this philofophical equestrian , ) I have demonftrated what is the right line to be drawn by the mathe- matical rider in ...
... muft indulge ourselves in copying one or two more paf- fages from this letter : : Purfuing my principles , ( fays this philofophical equestrian , ) I have demonftrated what is the right line to be drawn by the mathe- matical rider in ...
Pagina 582
... muft forego their comforts , the shoulders already galled with taxes , the pernicious confequence of former in . juftice and folly , muft fubmit again to new and heavier impofitions . They will be chearfully voted , no doubt , by the ...
... muft forego their comforts , the shoulders already galled with taxes , the pernicious confequence of former in . juftice and folly , muft fubmit again to new and heavier impofitions . They will be chearfully voted , no doubt , by the ...
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