The Critical Review, Or, Annals of LiteratureW. Simpkin and R. Marshall, 1800 - English literature |
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Page 180
... foon grew numerous , and they never after forfook the cot . A moft extraordinary good one it foon proved , with the affiftance of a co- lony of ftrangers , who had been enticed to take up their refidence by the fafcinating ...
... foon grew numerous , and they never after forfook the cot . A moft extraordinary good one it foon proved , with the affiftance of a co- lony of ftrangers , who had been enticed to take up their refidence by the fafcinating ...
Page 245
... foon have ceafed to reach the cifterns , which were themfelves half deftroyed ; the inhabitants would have foon experienced a total want of water ; and modern Alexandria would have funk into the fand , and have become the haunt of ...
... foon have ceafed to reach the cifterns , which were themfelves half deftroyed ; the inhabitants would have foon experienced a total want of water ; and modern Alexandria would have funk into the fand , and have become the haunt of ...
Page 511
... foon blazes in a conflagration . The fecond miffion , fuggetted and encouraged by Buonaparte , was di- rected to the Morea ; but it was foon found that the Turkish power would prevent the execution of his plans . The travel- lers ...
... foon blazes in a conflagration . The fecond miffion , fuggetted and encouraged by Buonaparte , was di- rected to the Morea ; but it was foon found that the Turkish power would prevent the execution of his plans . The travel- lers ...
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