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Pagina 10
... Name that founded fomething like STUPIDITY . THE thirdArtift that I looked over was FANTASQUE , dreffed like a ... Name of this expeditious Work- man was AVARICE . NOT far from this Artist I faw another of a quite different Nature , who ...
... Name that founded fomething like STUPIDITY . THE thirdArtift that I looked over was FANTASQUE , dreffed like a ... Name of this expeditious Work- man was AVARICE . NOT far from this Artist I faw another of a quite different Nature , who ...
Pagina 74
... Name or Person of this Author , except only that he was a Man of a very fhort Face , extreamly addicted to Silence , and so great a Lover of Knowledge , that he made a Voyage to Grand Cairo for no other Reason , but to take the Measure ...
... Name or Person of this Author , except only that he was a Man of a very fhort Face , extreamly addicted to Silence , and so great a Lover of Knowledge , that he made a Voyage to Grand Cairo for no other Reason , but to take the Measure ...
Pagina 300
... Name or Family . The gay , the amiable Theodofius had now taken upon him the Name of Father Francis ; and was fo far concealed in a long Beard , a fhaven Head , and a religious Habit , that it was impoffible to discover the Man of the ...
... Name or Family . The gay , the amiable Theodofius had now taken upon him the Name of Father Francis ; and was fo far concealed in a long Beard , a fhaven Head , and a religious Habit , that it was impoffible to discover the Man of the ...
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