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... china , if they had poffeffed them ? But I do not mean to defend by argument a fmall capricious houfe : it was built to please my own tafte , and in fome degree to realize my own vifions . I have fpe- cified what it contains ; could I ...
... china , if they had poffeffed them ? But I do not mean to defend by argument a fmall capricious houfe : it was built to please my own tafte , and in fome degree to realize my own vifions . I have fpe- cified what it contains ; could I ...
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... China , 222 Original Letter of Roger Ascham , 220 225 Memoirs of the Rt . Hon . Edmund Burke [ Concluded ] , 227 Critique on Pope's Homer , by J. D. An Account of Mr. Charles Macklin , 233 [ Continued ] , 234 237 238 240 241 245 ...
... China , 222 Original Letter of Roger Ascham , 220 225 Memoirs of the Rt . Hon . Edmund Burke [ Concluded ] , 227 Critique on Pope's Homer , by J. D. An Account of Mr. Charles Macklin , 233 [ Continued ] , 234 237 238 240 241 245 ...
Page 221
... China and Eu- Dishes of gold and filver , replenished with rope , with magnificent chairs , and each a variety of the most ... Chinese , and Ruffians . When one equal , became complete , I , in a for- the hearts of this Auguft Company be ...
... China and Eu- Dishes of gold and filver , replenished with rope , with magnificent chairs , and each a variety of the most ... Chinese , and Ruffians . When one equal , became complete , I , in a for- the hearts of this Auguft Company be ...
Page 222
... China . WITH A VIEW OF ROSEMARY HALL , THE SEAT OF WILLIAM WRANGHAM , ESQ . ST . HELENA lies in the fouthern part of the Atlantic ocean , diftant many degrees of longitude and latitude from any continent or other ifland ; and may be ...
... China . WITH A VIEW OF ROSEMARY HALL , THE SEAT OF WILLIAM WRANGHAM , ESQ . ST . HELENA lies in the fouthern part of the Atlantic ocean , diftant many degrees of longitude and latitude from any continent or other ifland ; and may be ...
Page 223
... China to Europe , induced the Directors of the East - India Company to turn their atten- tion towards rendering it a place of con- venient and comfortable refreshment , par- ticularly in their paffage home . This has been effected at no ...
... China to Europe , induced the Directors of the East - India Company to turn their atten- tion towards rendering it a place of con- venient and comfortable refreshment , par- ticularly in their paffage home . This has been effected at no ...
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