Elegant Extracts: Or, Useful and Entertaining Pieces of Poetry Selected for the Impropvement of Young Persons Being Similar in Design to Elegant Extracts in Prose, Svazek 2J. Johnson, 1801 |
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... feven hundred years , had fully fucceeded in Europe ; and the greatnefs of his genius broke through thofe limits , which firft the feudal inftitu- tions , then the refined policy of princes , have fixed on the feveral ftates of Chrif ...
... feven hundred years , had fully fucceeded in Europe ; and the greatnefs of his genius broke through thofe limits , which firft the feudal inftitu- tions , then the refined policy of princes , have fixed on the feveral ftates of Chrif ...
Strana 829
... feven of the eleven I paid . P. Henry . O monitrous ! eleven buck- ram men grown out of two . Fal . But as the devil would have it , three mitbegotten knaves , inKendal - green , came at my back , and let drive at me ; ( for it was fo ...
... feven of the eleven I paid . P. Henry . O monitrous ! eleven buck- ram men grown out of two . Fal . But as the devil would have it , three mitbegotten knaves , inKendal - green , came at my back , and let drive at me ; ( for it was fo ...
Strana 871
... feven hundred years afterwards ; when the Salii , Burgundians , and Franks , broke in upon Gaul , the Visigoths on Spain , and the Lombards upon Italy , and intro- duced with themselves this northern plan of polity , ferving at once to ...
... feven hundred years afterwards ; when the Salii , Burgundians , and Franks , broke in upon Gaul , the Visigoths on Spain , and the Lombards upon Italy , and intro- duced with themselves this northern plan of polity , ferving at once to ...
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