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... kind on the conti- nent * . Since Cambridgeshire affords such a series of the different styles of this light and elegant kind of architecture , so peculiarly appro- priate to religious edifices , we propose in the annexed plates to ex ...
... kind on the conti- nent * . Since Cambridgeshire affords such a series of the different styles of this light and elegant kind of architecture , so peculiarly appro- priate to religious edifices , we propose in the annexed plates to ex ...
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... kind in Europe . On particular days , they exceed two thousand , and have generally six but never fewer than four horses to each . Yet nothing can be more pitiful than the appearance of these equipages , when separately exa- mined ...
... kind in Europe . On particular days , they exceed two thousand , and have generally six but never fewer than four horses to each . Yet nothing can be more pitiful than the appearance of these equipages , when separately exa- mined ...
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... kind of excess , rolling about drunk the whole week . ' When Easter was proclaimed , the inn where we lodged became a Pandemonium . Drinking , dancing , and singing , continued through the night and day . But , in the midst of all these ...
... kind of excess , rolling about drunk the whole week . ' When Easter was proclaimed , the inn where we lodged became a Pandemonium . Drinking , dancing , and singing , continued through the night and day . But , in the midst of all these ...
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Sermons Collective See Jervis Bidlake | 2 |
TABLE | 8 |
Moores George Tales of the Passions | 14 |
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