The Spectator, Band 3J. and R. Tonson and S. Draper, 1753 |
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... account in Warwickshire , more than in any other Parts of England , I cannot comprehend . I have looked over all the Olympic Games , and do not find any thing in them like an Afs - Race , or a Match at Grinning . However it be , I am ...
... account in Warwickshire , more than in any other Parts of England , I cannot comprehend . I have looked over all the Olympic Games , and do not find any thing in them like an Afs - Race , or a Match at Grinning . However it be , I am ...
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... Account he must have loft not only 800000 Subjects , but double that Number , and all the Increase that was reasonably to be expected from it . " • IT is faid in the last War there was a Famine in his • Kingdom , which swept away two ...
... Account he must have loft not only 800000 Subjects , but double that Number , and all the Increase that was reasonably to be expected from it . " • IT is faid in the last War there was a Famine in his • Kingdom , which swept away two ...
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... Account of Perfons Male and Female , whe offered up their Vows in the Temple of the Pythian Apollo , in the Forty fixth Olympiad , and leaped from the Promontory of Leucate into the Ionian Sea , in order to cure themselves of the Paffin ...
... Account of Perfons Male and Female , whe offered up their Vows in the Temple of the Pythian Apollo , in the Forty fixth Olympiad , and leaped from the Promontory of Leucate into the Ionian Sea , in order to cure themselves of the Paffin ...
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