Universal Magazine of Knowledge and Pleasure, Svazky 68–69Pub. for J. Hinton, 1781 |
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Strana 133
... leave no poffibili- ty of its being done by any other hand , though none faw otherwife than the buftle , and running ... leave to chufe him for their Go- vernor in the following address : The general Court of the South - Sea Company ...
... leave no poffibili- ty of its being done by any other hand , though none faw otherwife than the buftle , and running ... leave to chufe him for their Go- vernor in the following address : The general Court of the South - Sea Company ...
Strana 67
... leaves ; which is styled the fleep of plants . Every botanift , after Pliny , has obferved this in a field of clover . A ... Leave it loose in the wrong direction : it recovers its natural direction in a fingle night . The leaves of all ...
... leaves ; which is styled the fleep of plants . Every botanift , after Pliny , has obferved this in a field of clover . A ... Leave it loose in the wrong direction : it recovers its natural direction in a fingle night . The leaves of all ...
Strana 154
... leave me not to days of tears and fighs , But fnatch thy Leonora to the skies ! - Then awful Juftice fhall on earth ... leaves , but not the fruit . " Let me the parting gift improve , And emulate the jutt reply , As life's fort feafons ...
... leave me not to days of tears and fighs , But fnatch thy Leonora to the skies ! - Then awful Juftice fhall on earth ... leaves , but not the fruit . " Let me the parting gift improve , And emulate the jutt reply , As life's fort feafons ...
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