The Quarterly Review, Volume 19William Gifford, Sir John Taylor Coleridge, John Gibson Lockhart, Whitwell Elwin, William Macpherson, William Smith, Sir John Murray (IV), Rowland Edmund Prothero (Baron Ernle), George Walter Prothero John Murray, 1819 - English literature |
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Page 11
... reader of a sublimer picture in Burnet's Telluris Theoria Sacra . e into Next morning we rod by Monte Pientio , or , as vulgarly called , Monte Mantumiato , which is of an excessive height ever and anon peep- ing above any clowds with ...
... reader of a sublimer picture in Burnet's Telluris Theoria Sacra . e into Next morning we rod by Monte Pientio , or , as vulgarly called , Monte Mantumiato , which is of an excessive height ever and anon peep- ing above any clowds with ...
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... reader of the present age would be least willing to partake , would be the small young acorns which we find in the stock - dove's craws , ' and which are a delicious fare , as well as those incomparable sallads of young herbs taken out ...
... reader of the present age would be least willing to partake , would be the small young acorns which we find in the stock - dove's craws , ' and which are a delicious fare , as well as those incomparable sallads of young herbs taken out ...
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... reading . 6 In the work there are necessarily some errors , of both kinds , scientific as well as popular ; there are likewise many curious things , and some useful ones which have ceased to be generally known . The planter may still ...
... reading . 6 In the work there are necessarily some errors , of both kinds , scientific as well as popular ; there are likewise many curious things , and some useful ones which have ceased to be generally known . The planter may still ...
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... reader that it simply consists in the use of the present indicative , instead of the future subjunctive . ' The past tense , by his own ac- count , would have been most appropriate , as the manufacturers were under great difficulties ...
... reader that it simply consists in the use of the present indicative , instead of the future subjunctive . ' The past tense , by his own ac- count , would have been most appropriate , as the manufacturers were under great difficulties ...
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... readers ; for his plan to procure associates is most clumsily laid . He has scarcely , as we have just observed , traced . VOL . XIX . NO . XXXVII . 10 the outline of his Elysium , ere he falls to Birkbeck's Notes on America . 73.
... readers ; for his plan to procure associates is most clumsily laid . He has scarcely , as we have just observed , traced . VOL . XIX . NO . XXXVII . 10 the outline of his Elysium , ere he falls to Birkbeck's Notes on America . 73.
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