Universal Magazine of Knowledge and Pleasure, Svazek 38Pub. for J. Hinton, 1766 |
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... Some Lords , indeed , approv'd the author's jokes . Lord Minum . We have among us , Mifs , SOME foolish folks . Mifs Crotchet . Says poor Lord Simper - Well , now to my mind The piece is good ; -but he's both deaf and blind . Sir ...
... Some Lords , indeed , approv'd the author's jokes . Lord Minum . We have among us , Mifs , SOME foolish folks . Mifs Crotchet . Says poor Lord Simper - Well , now to my mind The piece is good ; -but he's both deaf and blind . Sir ...
Strana 152
... Some peo ple will take advantage of other people's heads , which is not at all surprising . But bid them prepare to begin the lecture , while I endeavour to addrefs this audience with a prologue . Ladies and Gentlemen , Asif , or how ...
... Some peo ple will take advantage of other people's heads , which is not at all surprising . But bid them prepare to begin the lecture , while I endeavour to addrefs this audience with a prologue . Ladies and Gentlemen , Asif , or how ...
Strana 355
... Some other flates contain metals ; gold and filver . Lehman relates that fometimes filver in final leaves , or in threads as fine as hairs , is found in flates ; and that na- tive copper is likewife found under this form in the quarr es ...
... Some other flates contain metals ; gold and filver . Lehman relates that fometimes filver in final leaves , or in threads as fine as hairs , is found in flates ; and that na- tive copper is likewife found under this form in the quarr es ...
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