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Page 33
... means employed to raise such immense masses as are used in the ancient monuments of Egypt , Mr. Fosbroke gives an interest- ing account : From the Cyclopean , Mr. Fosbroke proceeds to a notice of the Indian , Pho- How the Egyptians and ...
... means employed to raise such immense masses as are used in the ancient monuments of Egypt , Mr. Fosbroke gives an interest- ing account : From the Cyclopean , Mr. Fosbroke proceeds to a notice of the Indian , Pho- How the Egyptians and ...
Page 37
... means of erecting a build - and such trouble attending it , ought to be chimney : by means of this I entered , and ing , whose magnitude defeated its own end . enumerated among the plagues of Egypt - immediately beheld eight majestic ...
... means of erecting a build - and such trouble attending it , ought to be chimney : by means of this I entered , and ing , whose magnitude defeated its own end . enumerated among the plagues of Egypt - immediately beheld eight majestic ...
Page 49
... means by gross puffing , and such is really the case with all the Scottish no- vels . The spirit of avarice has even , in the instance of Peveril of the Peak , ' been carried still farther , and a tale , which might have been as well ...
... means by gross puffing , and such is really the case with all the Scottish no- vels . The spirit of avarice has even , in the instance of Peveril of the Peak , ' been carried still farther , and a tale , which might have been as well ...
Page 50
... means , ob- she undid the braids in which she common- served her with much deference and re- ly wore it , fell down almost to her ancles , spect , but much more from fear than from was also rather a foreign attribute . Her any real ...
... means , ob- she undid the braids in which she common- served her with much deference and re- ly wore it , fell down almost to her ancles , spect , but much more from fear than from was also rather a foreign attribute . Her any real ...
Page 54
... means . him the poet's hermit was indeed fully exem- plified : - " No flocks that range the valley free , To slaughter I condemn ; Taught by the power that pities me , In At Rye , he met with an accident , in falling from a scaffold ...
... means . him the poet's hermit was indeed fully exem- plified : - " No flocks that range the valley free , To slaughter I condemn ; Taught by the power that pities me , In At Rye , he met with an accident , in falling from a scaffold ...
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