The Gentleman's Magazine, Volume 32F. Jefferies, 1762 The "Gentleman's magazine" section is a digest of selections from the weekly press; the "(Trader's) monthly intelligencer" section consists of news (foreign and domestic), vital statistics, a register of the month's new publications, and a calendar of forthcoming trade fairs. |
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Pagina 12
... fide . Above they laid another ftratum of clay , in which they placed the horn of a deer , the fymbol of hunting . The whole was covered with a fine mold , and four ftones placed on end to mark the extent of the grave . These are the ...
... fide . Above they laid another ftratum of clay , in which they placed the horn of a deer , the fymbol of hunting . The whole was covered with a fine mold , and four ftones placed on end to mark the extent of the grave . These are the ...
Pagina 13
... fide with fteel ; and spread her fair locks on the ground . Her bursting blood founds from her fide : and her white arm is ftained with red , Rolling in death fhe lay , and Tura's cave answered to her fighs.- From the London Gazette ...
... fide with fteel ; and spread her fair locks on the ground . Her bursting blood founds from her fide : and her white arm is ftained with red , Rolling in death fhe lay , and Tura's cave answered to her fighs.- From the London Gazette ...
Pagina 18
... fide , or any money to buy it on the other ; and , indeed , without the leaft defign , either to transfer or accept a- ny part of the ftock which was made the foundation of their contract . In contracts for time , he who contracts to ...
... fide , or any money to buy it on the other ; and , indeed , without the leaft defign , either to transfer or accept a- ny part of the ftock which was made the foundation of their contract . In contracts for time , he who contracts to ...
Pagina 27
... fide overwhelmed with grief , and hiding her face with her hair . The diftrefs of this fituation is en- creased , by Mahala's crying out , • where wert thou , O Cain , nty Ipoufe ; where wert thou when thy brother dyed ? tho ' expiring ...
... fide overwhelmed with grief , and hiding her face with her hair . The diftrefs of this fituation is en- creased , by Mahala's crying out , • where wert thou , O Cain , nty Ipoufe ; where wert thou when thy brother dyed ? tho ' expiring ...
Pagina 28
... fide- board , that the landlord of a little inn in the village came into the par- lour with an empty phial in his hand , to beg a glass or two of fack : ' Fis for a poor gentleman , -I think , of the army , faid the landlord , who has ...
... fide- board , that the landlord of a little inn in the village came into the par- lour with an empty phial in his hand , to beg a glass or two of fack : ' Fis for a poor gentleman , -I think , of the army , faid the landlord , who has ...
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Pagina 11 - ... after his defeat, to appear before Fingal, retires to the cave of Tura. Fingal engages the enemy, puts them to flight; but the coming on of night makes the victory not decisive.
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