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1 1 Art . On this Account our English Gardens are not fo entertaining to the Fancy as thofe in France and Italy , where we see a large Extent of Ground covered over with an agreeable Mixture of Garden and Foreft , which represent every ...
1 1 Art . On this Account our English Gardens are not fo entertaining to the Fancy as thofe in France and Italy , where we see a large Extent of Ground covered over with an agreeable Mixture of Garden and Foreft , which represent every ...
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of Secrecy , the Death of a great Man in the Country , who was perhaps a Fox - hunting the very Moment this Account was given of him . If upon your entring into a Coffee - house you fee a Circle of Heads bending over the Table ...
of Secrecy , the Death of a great Man in the Country , who was perhaps a Fox - hunting the very Moment this Account was given of him . If upon your entring into a Coffee - house you fee a Circle of Heads bending over the Table ...
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Now , Sir , it is my Defign to publish every Month , An Account of the Works of the Unlearned . ... I may in this Work , poffibly make a Review of feveral Pieces which have appeared in the Foreign Accounts above - mentioned , tho ' they ...
Now , Sir , it is my Defign to publish every Month , An Account of the Works of the Unlearned . ... I may in this Work , poffibly make a Review of feveral Pieces which have appeared in the Foreign Accounts above - mentioned , tho ' they ...
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| Title | The Spectator: ... The Spectator: |
| Publisher | Phil. Crampton, 1737 |
| Original from | Oxford University |
| Digitized | Sep 21, 2006 |
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