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Page 103
... be dried , cleaned , ginn'd , baled , spun into thread and cloth before you ; You shall see hands at work at all the old processes and all the new ones ; You shall see the various grains and how flour is English Literature . 103.
... be dried , cleaned , ginn'd , baled , spun into thread and cloth before you ; You shall see hands at work at all the old processes and all the new ones ; You shall see the various grains and how flour is English Literature . 103.
Page 155
... Cloth bound on strait with the Hoop - sticks , & c . , or rather whether it may not be solved according to the Cartesian Philosophy ? " The concealed querist had the pleasure of receiving a serious though vague reply concerning ...
... Cloth bound on strait with the Hoop - sticks , & c . , or rather whether it may not be solved according to the Cartesian Philosophy ? " The concealed querist had the pleasure of receiving a serious though vague reply concerning ...
Page 216
... clothes were in pawn . Johnson collected enough , by separate sixpences , to get them out , and in two days they were back . Once he was nearly starv- ing , and " some money was produced to purchase him a dinner , he got a bit of roast ...
... clothes were in pawn . Johnson collected enough , by separate sixpences , to get them out , and in two days they were back . Once he was nearly starv- ing , and " some money was produced to purchase him a dinner , he got a bit of roast ...
Page 305
... clothes , too , are an- other source of trouble , for the key of the wardrobe is in the hands of one of the other party . An official , however , solves the matter by giving the actress a robe of his wife's , and the coats of two young ...
... clothes , too , are an- other source of trouble , for the key of the wardrobe is in the hands of one of the other party . An official , however , solves the matter by giving the actress a robe of his wife's , and the coats of two young ...
Page 384
... clothing small images in great words , and by all the writer's arts of delusion , the meanness naturally adhering , and the irreverence habitually annexed to trade and manu- facture , sink him under insuperable oppression ; and the ...
... clothing small images in great words , and by all the writer's arts of delusion , the meanness naturally adhering , and the irreverence habitually annexed to trade and manu- facture , sink him under insuperable oppression ; and the ...
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