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... formed for its Reception , with the feveral Trenches through which that River was con- veyed . I know there are Perfons who look upon some of thefe Wonders of Art as fabulous , but I cannot find any Grounds for fuch a Sufpicion , unless ...
... formed for its Reception , with the feveral Trenches through which that River was con- veyed . I know there are Perfons who look upon some of thefe Wonders of Art as fabulous , but I cannot find any Grounds for fuch a Sufpicion , unless ...
Page 143
... formed one another , upon the finishing of the War , which concluded with an entire Conquest over their common Enemy , the Co- lonels in one Army married the Colonels in the other ; the Captains in the fame manner took the Captains to ...
... formed one another , upon the finishing of the War , which concluded with an entire Conquest over their common Enemy , the Co- lonels in one Army married the Colonels in the other ; the Captains in the fame manner took the Captains to ...
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... formed by the Fancy , from a fingle Circumftance of the Me- mory , N. 417 . Cato , the Refpect paid him at the Roman Theatre , N. 446 . Chamont's Saying of Monimia's Misfortune , N. 395 . Charity Schools to be encouraged , N , 430 ...
... formed by the Fancy , from a fingle Circumftance of the Me- mory , N. 417 . Cato , the Refpect paid him at the Roman Theatre , N. 446 . Chamont's Saying of Monimia's Misfortune , N. 395 . Charity Schools to be encouraged , N , 430 ...
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