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... beautiful relique by Denon , and that it is extolled by that writer as a specimen of the purest style of Egyptian architecture . We cannot , however , withhold from them Mr. Belzoni's account of it : T This is the cabinet of the ...
... beautiful relique by Denon , and that it is extolled by that writer as a specimen of the purest style of Egyptian architecture . We cannot , however , withhold from them Mr. Belzoni's account of it : T This is the cabinet of the ...
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... beautiful - - 6 - beautiful figure of the rays of Wiffen's Translation of Jerusalem Delivered . 167.
... beautiful - - 6 - beautiful figure of the rays of Wiffen's Translation of Jerusalem Delivered . 167.
Pagina 168
... beautiful thoughts in the stanza . Tasso makes the leaves display their own gay bosoms ; while in the present version those concealed charms burst open at the whispers of the Spring . The remainder of the stanza is very sufficiently ...
... beautiful thoughts in the stanza . Tasso makes the leaves display their own gay bosoms ; while in the present version those concealed charms burst open at the whispers of the Spring . The remainder of the stanza is very sufficiently ...
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