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Page 117
Thus supplied with instruc . tion , a portmanteau and a brace of black coats , our
British Anacharsis set out in search of pedantry , and with his worthy Mentor
returned at the expiration of two years . But , alas ! my grandfather , who
exultingly ...
Thus supplied with instruc . tion , a portmanteau and a brace of black coats , our
British Anacharsis set out in search of pedantry , and with his worthy Mentor
returned at the expiration of two years . But , alas ! my grandfather , who
exultingly ...
Page 249
But this material part is nothing more than the habita . tion of the other component
one ; and this latter has nothing in common with any thing created , and partakes
only of the immortal and pure source from whence it emanates ; incorruptible ...
But this material part is nothing more than the habita . tion of the other component
one ; and this latter has nothing in common with any thing created , and partakes
only of the immortal and pure source from whence it emanates ; incorruptible ...
Page 256
... while the circuinstances of his life , and the unfortunate termina . tion of it ,
demand some attention , before we proceed to say a few words on the subject of
his literary remains . Sir Thomas Overbury was the son of Sir Nicholas Overbury ,
of ...
... while the circuinstances of his life , and the unfortunate termina . tion of it ,
demand some attention , before we proceed to say a few words on the subject of
his literary remains . Sir Thomas Overbury was the son of Sir Nicholas Overbury ,
of ...
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Bibliographic information
| 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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