The European Magazine, and London Review, Količina 42Philological Society of London, 1802 |
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Stran 141
... should now proceed to ftate the apparent favings from the reductions which had taken place . He made ufe of the word " apparent , " because , un- der circumstances fo difficult and fo complicated , it was not his intention , and he ...
... should now proceed to ftate the apparent favings from the reductions which had taken place . He made ufe of the word " apparent , " because , un- der circumstances fo difficult and fo complicated , it was not his intention , and he ...
Stran 185
... should ftimulate our industry , our own should excite our gratitude . When we fee our friends carried to their graves , we fhould reflect on the vanity of all the honours which ambition can obtain , and all the wealth which avarice can ...
... should ftimulate our industry , our own should excite our gratitude . When we fee our friends carried to their graves , we fhould reflect on the vanity of all the honours which ambition can obtain , and all the wealth which avarice can ...
Stran 249
... should not only be closely and firmly constructed , fo that no fiffure should remain to caufe what the artificers term a blow or wind- hole , but also that they should be per- fectly dry ; for if they retained the fmalleft moisture when ...
... should not only be closely and firmly constructed , fo that no fiffure should remain to caufe what the artificers term a blow or wind- hole , but also that they should be per- fectly dry ; for if they retained the fmalleft moisture when ...
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