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Page 609
... These lands re- mained divers descents in the name of Proufe , uncil by an heir of Wootton , that had wedded an heir of Proufe , it was carried into the family of Chichester of Raleigh , who gave this manor unto John his fon , which he ...
... These lands re- mained divers descents in the name of Proufe , uncil by an heir of Wootton , that had wedded an heir of Proufe , it was carried into the family of Chichester of Raleigh , who gave this manor unto John his fon , which he ...
Page 619
... these means he should gain a town garden , I shall be happy in having had it in my power to employ a few idle minutes of another's , as mine was all cultivated at leisure hours ; and , by a little attention , he will become foon a ...
... these means he should gain a town garden , I shall be happy in having had it in my power to employ a few idle minutes of another's , as mine was all cultivated at leisure hours ; and , by a little attention , he will become foon a ...
Page 624
... these beneficial crea- tures , and particularly how they are re- ferved until the appointed feafon , de- mand man's admiration . Were it not for these three tribes , which take all their food upon the wing , our atmosphere , in the ...
... these beneficial crea- tures , and particularly how they are re- ferved until the appointed feafon , de- mand man's admiration . Were it not for these three tribes , which take all their food upon the wing , our atmosphere , in the ...
Page 630
... who was the father of Caffivelaunus , or Cal- wallan , with Cynfelyn , who is Latinized Cunobelinus . Cunobelinus . It would be endless to mention all these 630 [ July , Morrifian Mifcellany . — Ancient British Names .
... who was the father of Caffivelaunus , or Cal- wallan , with Cynfelyn , who is Latinized Cunobelinus . Cunobelinus . It would be endless to mention all these 630 [ July , Morrifian Mifcellany . — Ancient British Names .
Page 631
Cunobelinus . It would be endless to mention all these kind of mistakes in our English authors . The etymologies of the names of perfons and things ought to be looked - for in their own language , and not after they have been translated ...
Cunobelinus . It would be endless to mention all these kind of mistakes in our English authors . The etymologies of the names of perfons and things ought to be looked - for in their own language , and not after they have been translated ...
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