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الصفحة 106
thing more curious than the specimens which it contains of transatlantic literature
. ... doth so much fail him , that he seems not to take much notice of any thing that
is either done or faid , but patiently bears all things , and never complains of any ...
thing more curious than the specimens which it contains of transatlantic literature
. ... doth so much fail him , that he seems not to take much notice of any thing that
is either done or faid , but patiently bears all things , and never complains of any ...
الصفحة 181
The lawns in the neighbourhood , the hopgrounds , the rich verdure of the trees ,
and their endless variety , form a scenery so picturesque and so luxuriant , that it
is not easy to fancy any thing finer . Add to this the cottages , churches , and ...
The lawns in the neighbourhood , the hopgrounds , the rich verdure of the trees ,
and their endless variety , form a scenery so picturesque and so luxuriant , that it
is not easy to fancy any thing finer . Add to this the cottages , churches , and ...
الصفحة 260
The educich libe governed by to pursue a lifelt fits a man to ures . the every thing
depot by deputy officers are created It is the maxim of the Turkish law , that a
female cannot hold the sceptre ; and , upon the death or deposition of a sultan ...
The educich libe governed by to pursue a lifelt fits a man to ures . the every thing
depot by deputy officers are created It is the maxim of the Turkish law , that a
female cannot hold the sceptre ; and , upon the death or deposition of a sultan ...
الصفحة 277
... nor , indeed , of any thing but the strictest obedience to their ima mediate
superiors ; and those , who expect to see a nation rise as one man , in
consequence of the gradual and regular ' increase of their pecuniary burthens ,
must found their ...
... nor , indeed , of any thing but the strictest obedience to their ima mediate
superiors ; and those , who expect to see a nation rise as one man , in
consequence of the gradual and regular ' increase of their pecuniary burthens ,
must found their ...
الصفحة 403
Of what avail is it that the miscreants engaged in this infamous traffic call us
jacobins and level ers ? Will any one of them say that this ouglit to be ? Has any
one of them the ingenuity to find out any thing , even in imagination , worse than
this ?
Of what avail is it that the miscreants engaged in this infamous traffic call us
jacobins and level ers ? Will any one of them say that this ouglit to be ? Has any
one of them the ingenuity to find out any thing , even in imagination , worse than
this ?
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