Universal Magazine of Knowledge and Pleasure, Količina 38Pub. for J. Hinton, 1766 |
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Stran 18
... fhew , that it was a tribunal to which every man owed obedi- ence , which fooner or later he was obliged to pay . As for himfelf , he profeffes that he was fummoned to do fuit and service at the age of eighteen ; which affords him an ...
... fhew , that it was a tribunal to which every man owed obedi- ence , which fooner or later he was obliged to pay . As for himfelf , he profeffes that he was fummoned to do fuit and service at the age of eighteen ; which affords him an ...
Stran 249
... fhew how the pipes proceed out of the wood . Fig . 2. exhibits the animal taken out of its fhell and extended on the fide ; T , the fringed duct through which the fea - wa- ter enters ; another small duct through which the fame water ...
... fhew how the pipes proceed out of the wood . Fig . 2. exhibits the animal taken out of its fhell and extended on the fide ; T , the fringed duct through which the fea - wa- ter enters ; another small duct through which the fame water ...
Stran 293
... fhew fome respect for him . Italy now began to recover itself . The Infant Don Philip had made his entrance into Parma , and we were told at Versailles that he was exceeding fond of amufe ments : From the concert he repaired , to the ...
... fhew fome respect for him . Italy now began to recover itself . The Infant Don Philip had made his entrance into Parma , and we were told at Versailles that he was exceeding fond of amufe ments : From the concert he repaired , to the ...
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