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He could point out the minutiæ which distinguish the colophons of Wynkyn - de -
Worde , from those of his father - in - law Caxton ; could repeat , without
premedita - i tion , the short list of books printed by Machlinia , and declare at
once the ...
He could point out the minutiæ which distinguish the colophons of Wynkyn - de -
Worde , from those of his father - in - law Caxton ; could repeat , without
premedita - i tion , the short list of books printed by Machlinia , and declare at
once the ...
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man told me , a short time since , but he is now dead , that , for several years , he
had drank a bottle a day ; sometimes it was rum , sometimes gin , and sometimes
brandy . Another man I have heard boast , that he could , at any time , drink ...
man told me , a short time since , but he is now dead , that , for several years , he
had drank a bottle a day ; sometimes it was rum , sometimes gin , and sometimes
brandy . Another man I have heard boast , that he could , at any time , drink ...
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Hence it is that what is - commonly called by this name is of so short duration .
We wish ardently ; we enjoy without measure ; the mind of man cannot long
endure the straining of his " faculties ; he is soon satiated , and the toy which a
short ...
Hence it is that what is - commonly called by this name is of so short duration .
We wish ardently ; we enjoy without measure ; the mind of man cannot long
endure the straining of his " faculties ; he is soon satiated , and the toy which a
short ...
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| Title | The Enquirer: Or, Literary, Mathematical, and Philosophical Repository ..., Volume 1 |
| Editors | William Marrat, Pishey Thompson |
| Publisher | Whittingham and Rowland., 1811 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 15 Jun 2007 |
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