The Monthly Visitor, and Entertaining Pocket Companion, Volumen8H.D. Symonds, 1799 |
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... Houfe , within the park , is not feen from the road . It is a plain an- tique ftructure , chiefly remarkable for its great gallery , which extends the whole length of the east front , over the arcades . There is also an immenfe quantity ...
... Houfe , within the park , is not feen from the road . It is a plain an- tique ftructure , chiefly remarkable for its great gallery , which extends the whole length of the east front , over the arcades . There is also an immenfe quantity ...
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... houfe to the ground . It was , we are told , a manfion fitter for a prince than a subject ; and , among other fur- niture deftroyed with it , there was one bed worth 1,400l . yet fo confiderable was the plunder , that a pri- vate ...
... houfe to the ground . It was , we are told , a manfion fitter for a prince than a subject ; and , among other fur- niture deftroyed with it , there was one bed worth 1,400l . yet fo confiderable was the plunder , that a pri- vate ...
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... houfe of our friend , a gentleman of respectability , who entertained us with his accustomed kindness and hofpitality . In my next epiftle I shall send you an account of Sid- mouth and its vicinity . I remain , My worthy Friend , Yours ...
... houfe of our friend , a gentleman of respectability , who entertained us with his accustomed kindness and hofpitality . In my next epiftle I shall send you an account of Sid- mouth and its vicinity . I remain , My worthy Friend , Yours ...
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... houfe as well as his tomb , I endeavoured to obtain fome information concerning his family . It is not a little remarkable , that fo fublime a discovery fhould have originated in a part of Europe the most obfcure , and hardly civilized ...
... houfe as well as his tomb , I endeavoured to obtain fome information concerning his family . It is not a little remarkable , that fo fublime a discovery fhould have originated in a part of Europe the most obfcure , and hardly civilized ...
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... houfe of Pindar , which was equally refpected in a fu- ture age , by the warlike and impetuous fon of Philip , and the giddy triumph of his Macedonian captains . And And the ruins of this houfe were to be seen 58 THE MONTHLY VISITOR .
... houfe of Pindar , which was equally refpected in a fu- ture age , by the warlike and impetuous fon of Philip , and the giddy triumph of his Macedonian captains . And And the ruins of this houfe were to be seen 58 THE MONTHLY VISITOR .
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