Universal Magazine of Knowledge and Pleasure, Svazek 35Pub. for J. Hinton., 1764 |
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Strana 38
... leave his native country , and having no means of fubfiftence , he , with a few accomplices , betook himself to robbing on the highway . He foon became famous and powerful , for he robbed only the rich , and , by a ge- nerofity uncommon ...
... leave his native country , and having no means of fubfiftence , he , with a few accomplices , betook himself to robbing on the highway . He foon became famous and powerful , for he robbed only the rich , and , by a ge- nerofity uncommon ...
Strana 130
... leave on the knife a ftrong purple colour . The best time for collecting thefe roots is in the winter feafon , or early in the fpring ; and , though the feed - bearing ftalks and foliage are decayed , yet there are fe- veral foot - leaves ...
... leave on the knife a ftrong purple colour . The best time for collecting thefe roots is in the winter feafon , or early in the fpring ; and , though the feed - bearing ftalks and foliage are decayed , yet there are fe- veral foot - leaves ...
Strana 139
... leave to communicate , through the channel of your ufeful collec- tion , an injurious charge that is often brought againft me by most of my cuftom- ers , and which , I doubt not , is as frequent- ly the cafe with others in the fame way ...
... leave to communicate , through the channel of your ufeful collec- tion , an injurious charge that is often brought againft me by most of my cuftom- ers , and which , I doubt not , is as frequent- ly the cafe with others in the fame way ...
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