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Page 69
... Account of China , tell us the Inhabitants of that Country laugh at the Plan- tations of our Europeans , which are laid out by the Rule and Line ; because , they fay , any one may place Trees in equal Rows and uniform Figures . They ...
... Account of China , tell us the Inhabitants of that Country laugh at the Plan- tations of our Europeans , which are laid out by the Rule and Line ; because , they fay , any one may place Trees in equal Rows and uniform Figures . They ...
Page 228
... Account was given of him . If upon your entring in- to a Coffee - house you fee a Circle of Heads bending over the Table , and lying clofe by one another , it is ten to one but my Friend Peter is among them . I have known Peter ...
... Account was given of him . If upon your entring in- to a Coffee - house you fee a Circle of Heads bending over the Table , and lying clofe by one another , it is ten to one but my Friend Peter is among them . I have known Peter ...
Page 229
... Account of the Works of the Learned , in which they give us an Abstract of all fuch Books as are printed in any Part of Europe . Now , Sir , it is my De- fign to publish every Month , An Account of the Works of the Unlearned . Several ...
... Account of the Works of the Learned , in which they give us an Abstract of all fuch Books as are printed in any Part of Europe . Now , Sir , it is my De- fign to publish every Month , An Account of the Works of the Unlearned . Several ...
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