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Connected with the old Saturnalia , as we have seen , the masks were the especial characteristic of the Fabula Atellana and the less aristocratic Mimæ , and nobody who has seen the collection of such antiquities at Rome , Naples , and ...
Connected with the old Saturnalia , as we have seen , the masks were the especial characteristic of the Fabula Atellana and the less aristocratic Mimæ , and nobody who has seen the collection of such antiquities at Rome , Naples , and ...
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Yet whole families will be seen in these ticklish craft - baggage , children , and dogsthe water just lapping at the bow as it is paddled gently along . Not much need be said about the aboriginese dress , for there is little of it ...
Yet whole families will be seen in these ticklish craft - baggage , children , and dogsthe water just lapping at the bow as it is paddled gently along . Not much need be said about the aboriginese dress , for there is little of it ...
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Next night , in the smiddy at Tap - the - neuk , Elder Amos Gibb says to Andrew frae Claypots , " I'm tauld ye hae seen the de'il , Aundrew . ” “ Haud yer tongue aboot that , smith , ' let me entreat of thee , ' as it says in the guid ...
Next night , in the smiddy at Tap - the - neuk , Elder Amos Gibb says to Andrew frae Claypots , " I'm tauld ye hae seen the de'il , Aundrew . ” “ Haud yer tongue aboot that , smith , ' let me entreat of thee , ' as it says in the guid ...
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Contents
C | 38 |
139 | 67 |
Saint Paul du Var Rediscovered By the Rev H R HAWEIS M A | 86 |
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| Title | The Gentleman's Magazine, Volume 275 Volumes 133-158; Volumes 357-394 of Early English newspapers |
| Publisher | A. Dodd and A. Smith, 1967 |
| Original from | Pennsylvania State University |
| Digitized | 31 Oct 2012 |
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