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Page 100
... this anonymous rambler has certainly contrived to fatigue us by the frequency
of unappropriate scenery ; various portions of which miglit , with equal justice , be
applied to the romantie landscape of any hilly country : When his observations ...
... this anonymous rambler has certainly contrived to fatigue us by the frequency
of unappropriate scenery ; various portions of which miglit , with equal justice , be
applied to the romantie landscape of any hilly country : When his observations ...
Page 309
Mr. Whitbread possesses talents fully equal to his subject , arduous as it
indubitably is : but we doubt whether the light that may be derived from the
masters in the science of political economy has been made to shine sufficiently
on the matter ...
Mr. Whitbread possesses talents fully equal to his subject , arduous as it
indubitably is : but we doubt whether the light that may be derived from the
masters in the science of political economy has been made to shine sufficiently
on the matter ...
Page 409
Gypseous alabaster is very easily worked , but is not susceptible of a polish
equal to marble . It is made into vases , colamns , tables , and other ornamental
articles of furniture ; thin slabs of it have even been used in one of the churches of
...
Gypseous alabaster is very easily worked , but is not susceptible of a polish
equal to marble . It is made into vases , colamns , tables , and other ornamental
articles of furniture ; thin slabs of it have even been used in one of the churches of
...
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