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... PAGE 52. Epigram of Martial . IV . xxii . PAGE 53. Spenser , Faerie Queene , IV . ix . I and 2 . 491. Motto . Virgil , Aeneid , III . 318 . The following Narration . Taken from Bayle's Dictionary , article ' Burgundy ( Charles , Duke of ) ...
... PAGE 52. Epigram of Martial . IV . xxii . PAGE 53. Spenser , Faerie Queene , IV . ix . I and 2 . 491. Motto . Virgil , Aeneid , III . 318 . The following Narration . Taken from Bayle's Dictionary , article ' Burgundy ( Charles , Duke of ) ...
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Joseph Addison George Gregory Smith. PAGE 257. Jew at Jonathan's . See note , i . 514 . PAGE 258. A most unnatural ferment . An allusion to the excited political condition during this month , caused by the fears of the queen's early ...
Joseph Addison George Gregory Smith. PAGE 257. Jew at Jonathan's . See note , i . 514 . PAGE 258. A most unnatural ferment . An allusion to the excited political condition during this month , caused by the fears of the queen's early ...
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... PAGE 283. Motto . Ovid , Ars Amatoria , ii . 233 . 567. PAGE 285. Motto . Virgil , Aeneid , vi . 493 . PAGE 286. An M and an h , etc. ' Marlborough ' and ' Treasurer . ' T - m Br - wn . Tom Brown . See B. I. 568. PAGE 287. Motto ...
... PAGE 283. Motto . Ovid , Ars Amatoria , ii . 233 . 567. PAGE 285. Motto . Virgil , Aeneid , vi . 493 . PAGE 286. An M and an h , etc. ' Marlborough ' and ' Treasurer . ' T - m Br - wn . Tom Brown . See B. I. 568. PAGE 287. Motto ...
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