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Pagina 152
... Country are very cun- with Dista Lengt Hair have from more that rise in Blemi Part insom g and ingenious in handicraft Works , but withal so very , that we often saw young lusty raw - boned Fellows carried and down the Streets in little ...
... Country are very cun- with Dista Lengt Hair have from more that rise in Blemi Part insom g and ingenious in handicraft Works , but withal so very , that we often saw young lusty raw - boned Fellows carried and down the Streets in little ...
Pagina 216
... Country in which the Poet writes . Homer and Virgil formed their Plans in this View . As Greece was a Col- on of many Governments , who suffered very much among selves , and gave the Persian Emperor , who was their non Enemy , many ...
... Country in which the Poet writes . Homer and Virgil formed their Plans in this View . As Greece was a Col- on of many Governments , who suffered very much among selves , and gave the Persian Emperor , who was their non Enemy , many ...
Pagina 397
... Country is to find Sport , and in Town chuse it . In the mean time , as I have given a whole Month's est to the Cities of London and Westminster , I promise my If abundance of new Game upon my return thither . It is indeed high time for ...
... Country is to find Sport , and in Town chuse it . In the mean time , as I have given a whole Month's est to the Cities of London and Westminster , I promise my If abundance of new Game upon my return thither . It is indeed high time for ...
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