The Historical Magazine, Or, Classical Library of Public Events: Consisting of Authentic Anecdotes, Biographical Memoirs, Manners and Customs, Philosophical Papers, Natural History, Theatrical Intelligence, Analysis of Historical Books, Domestic News, &c. &c. &c, Volume 21790 |
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... feemed to double their fire upon her , as if they refolved to blow her out of the water . Notwith- ftanding all which , the duke of York remained all the time on quarter - deck , and as the bullets plentifully whizzed around him , would ...
... feemed to double their fire upon her , as if they refolved to blow her out of the water . Notwith- ftanding all which , the duke of York remained all the time on quarter - deck , and as the bullets plentifully whizzed around him , would ...
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... feemed to banish the marks of old age . Nonius Marcellus refers the ori- gin of New - year's gifts among the Romans to Tatius , king of the Sa- bines , who reigned at Rome con- jointly with Romulus , and who hav- ing confidered as a ...
... feemed to banish the marks of old age . Nonius Marcellus refers the ori- gin of New - year's gifts among the Romans to Tatius , king of the Sa- bines , who reigned at Rome con- jointly with Romulus , and who hav- ing confidered as a ...
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... feemed more than contented , having engaged himself to a magazine at four guineas a month , and contracted to write a history of England . Other em- ployment crouded on his hands ; and he had not only undertaken to fupply fongs for ...
... feemed more than contented , having engaged himself to a magazine at four guineas a month , and contracted to write a history of England . Other em- ployment crouded on his hands ; and he had not only undertaken to fupply fongs for ...
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... feemed to run counter to truth and probability . This old gentleman , who had been born in the foil of freedom , and had participated in all the advan- tages of civilization , elegance , and tafte , that characterise our happy ifle ...
... feemed to run counter to truth and probability . This old gentleman , who had been born in the foil of freedom , and had participated in all the advan- tages of civilization , elegance , and tafte , that characterise our happy ifle ...
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... feemed to take away every power of defence , or of excufe , and he begged court . " We paffed the famous engine at Marli , invented for the purpose of fup- plying the king's gardens at Versailles , and Marli with water , which is taken ...
... feemed to take away every power of defence , or of excufe , and he begged court . " We paffed the famous engine at Marli , invented for the purpose of fup- plying the king's gardens at Versailles , and Marli with water , which is taken ...
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