Universal Magazine of Knowledge and Pleasure, Svazky 62–63Pub. for J. Hinton, 1778 |
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... nature , fel- dom leaving the fire fide ; and , if undif- turbed , are feen to hop from their retreats to chirrup at the blaze in the chimney . The wood - cricket is the most timorous animal in nature ; but the chimney - crick- et ...
... nature , fel- dom leaving the fire fide ; and , if undif- turbed , are feen to hop from their retreats to chirrup at the blaze in the chimney . The wood - cricket is the most timorous animal in nature ; but the chimney - crick- et ...
Strana 229
... Nature , fhould be fo fond of artificial life ? That they should immerse themselves in the cares and dangers of the metropolis ; DR . JOHNSON . bid adieu to every natural enjoyment , and fubmit to ten thousand inconveniencies un- known ...
... Nature , fhould be fo fond of artificial life ? That they should immerse themselves in the cares and dangers of the metropolis ; DR . JOHNSON . bid adieu to every natural enjoyment , and fubmit to ten thousand inconveniencies un- known ...
Strana 290
... Nature in her more common modes of The precife and premature wisdom , which fome girls have cunning enough to affume , operation of their natural failings can be , as it ef- is of a more dangerous tendency than any fectually covers tho ...
... Nature in her more common modes of The precife and premature wisdom , which fome girls have cunning enough to affume , operation of their natural failings can be , as it ef- is of a more dangerous tendency than any fectually covers tho ...
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