The European Magazine, and London Review, Količina 45Philological Society of London, 1804 |
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Stran 28
... things foreign to his profeffion ; which , joined with the hurry of his great practice , prevented him a good while ... thing more by the late Lord Strange and Sir Nathaniel Curzon , who wished to have his opinion of Captain Burdon's ...
... things foreign to his profeffion ; which , joined with the hurry of his great practice , prevented him a good while ... thing more by the late Lord Strange and Sir Nathaniel Curzon , who wished to have his opinion of Captain Burdon's ...
Stran 33
... thing from regular cuftom . ers . This laft ufage is followed and improved upon in France , Italy , and Germany , where the waiters , in ferving , offer each customer a cornet of paper containing fome fweetmeats or con- fectionary ...
... thing from regular cuftom . ers . This laft ufage is followed and improved upon in France , Italy , and Germany , where the waiters , in ferving , offer each customer a cornet of paper containing fome fweetmeats or con- fectionary ...
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... thing to do with it ; and the exception of the former from the fen- tence of excommunication read at the Abbey Door and at Paul's Crofs , feems much too flight a thread to drag it into the space which it now occupies . Chaucer's poem of ...
... thing to do with it ; and the exception of the former from the fen- tence of excommunication read at the Abbey Door and at Paul's Crofs , feems much too flight a thread to drag it into the space which it now occupies . Chaucer's poem of ...
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