Universal Magazine of Knowledge and Pleasure, Svazky 62–63Pub. for J. Hinton, 1778 |
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Strana 362
... proper for them ; that islands , raised by a vulcano at a diftance from any hore , are foon covered with grafs ; that mushrooms and other organi . fed bodies fpring from ' rotten thumps of trees , where they were never feen before ...
... proper for them ; that islands , raised by a vulcano at a diftance from any hore , are foon covered with grafs ; that mushrooms and other organi . fed bodies fpring from ' rotten thumps of trees , where they were never feen before ...
Strana 183
... proper- ly be called a map than a landscape . Having already laid down the principles neceffary to the general effect of the com- pofition , confidered as a whole ; or of the principal landicape , as viewed from the houfe , which is its ...
... proper- ly be called a map than a landscape . Having already laid down the principles neceffary to the general effect of the com- pofition , confidered as a whole ; or of the principal landicape , as viewed from the houfe , which is its ...
Strana 254
... proper guards to prevent any infults to my people . In proof of my condefcenfion to your de- mand , I fend you three hoftages , viz . Monf . D'Angeac de la Loge , fecond Cap tain of the troops ; Bertin , Officer of the Government ; and ...
... proper guards to prevent any infults to my people . In proof of my condefcenfion to your de- mand , I fend you three hoftages , viz . Monf . D'Angeac de la Loge , fecond Cap tain of the troops ; Bertin , Officer of the Government ; and ...
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