The Quarterly Review, Volumen19William Gifford, Sir John Taylor Coleridge, John Gibson Lockhart, Whitwell Elwin, William Macpherson, William Smith, Sir John Murray (IV), Rowland Edmund Prothero (Baron Ernle) John Murray, 1818 |
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... pyramids , conic - spires , bowls or what other shapes , adorning the parks or larger avenues with their lofty tops , thirty foot high , and braving all the efforts of the most rigid winter , which cypress cannot weather . 6 ́ That ...
... pyramids , conic - spires , bowls or what other shapes , adorning the parks or larger avenues with their lofty tops , thirty foot high , and braving all the efforts of the most rigid winter , which cypress cannot weather . 6 ́ That ...
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... pyramids , and the colossal statues of Egypt , almost with as much precision as he knows the situation , from his road - book , of a gentleman's seat in England . But beyond Phile he has no such sure guide . Norden , it is true , has ...
... pyramids , and the colossal statues of Egypt , almost with as much precision as he knows the situation , from his road - book , of a gentleman's seat in England . But beyond Phile he has no such sure guide . Norden , it is true , has ...
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... pyramid had no subterraneous chambers , and his information , being found in latter ages to be generally correct , may * The government of France was at no one period more jealous of the power of England , than the members of the French ...
... pyramid had no subterraneous chambers , and his information , being found in latter ages to be generally correct , may * The government of France was at no one period more jealous of the power of England , than the members of the French ...
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... pyramid of Cheops . M. Bel- zoni , however , perceived certain indications of sufficient weight to induce him to make the attempt , the account of which we are enabled to give in his own words : but first we shall quote Mr. Salt's ...
... pyramid of Cheops . M. Bel- zoni , however , perceived certain indications of sufficient weight to induce him to make the attempt , the account of which we are enabled to give in his own words : but first we shall quote Mr. Salt's ...
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... pyramid . 19. Blocks of stone which stop up the true passage . 20. Stones and rubbish from the upper part of the pyramid . 21. Height of the living rock in chamber No. 11 . 22. Casing or coating of the pyramid . 25 50 75 100 125 150 175 ...
... pyramid . 19. Blocks of stone which stop up the true passage . 20. Stones and rubbish from the upper part of the pyramid . 21. Height of the living rock in chamber No. 11 . 22. Casing or coating of the pyramid . 25 50 75 100 125 150 175 ...
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