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Pagina 174
... merit ; -a line of conduct which drove back some men of the highest merit , to join the armies of the Committee of Public Safety . All the intrigues of a court were carried on among their attendants ; and their ears were as much fenced ...
... merit ; -a line of conduct which drove back some men of the highest merit , to join the armies of the Committee of Public Safety . All the intrigues of a court were carried on among their attendants ; and their ears were as much fenced ...
Pagina 272
... merit , form the prominent feature of the Essay ( No. 24. ) by Mr. Toilet of Twining , Tewksbury ; and his remarks ought not to be neglected by the farmer . One extract will evince the merit of Mr. T. in this line : Trifolium pratense ...
... merit , form the prominent feature of the Essay ( No. 24. ) by Mr. Toilet of Twining , Tewksbury ; and his remarks ought not to be neglected by the farmer . One extract will evince the merit of Mr. T. in this line : Trifolium pratense ...
Pagina 281
... merit : but this piece was hastily com- posed in two days , and claims our notice chiefly as one of the first pastoral dramas from which the Italians date the com- mencement of their opera . The only compositions of Bernardo Pulci ...
... merit : but this piece was hastily com- posed in two days , and claims our notice chiefly as one of the first pastoral dramas from which the Italians date the com- mencement of their opera . The only compositions of Bernardo Pulci ...
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