The Gentleman's Magazine, Volume 280F. Jefferies, 1967 The "Gentleman's magazine" section is a digest of selections from the weekly press; the "(Trader's) monthly intelligencer" section consists of news (foreign and domestic), vital statistics, a register of the month's new publications, and a calendar of forthcoming trade fairs. |
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... remarkable vitality of human nature . For example , he may read : - " A woman , aged seventy - three , living at Atherton , is cutting a fresh set of teeth . Seven new molars have made their appearance , and the lady has experienced no ...
... remarkable vitality of human nature . For example , he may read : - " A woman , aged seventy - three , living at Atherton , is cutting a fresh set of teeth . Seven new molars have made their appearance , and the lady has experienced no ...
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... remarkable effigy of a very remarkable rascal . But the rascal does not seem alive , instinctive with music and magnetism and domineering roguery . It is rather the wound - up image of a rascal that kicks dependents in the shins and ...
... remarkable effigy of a very remarkable rascal . But the rascal does not seem alive , instinctive with music and magnetism and domineering roguery . It is rather the wound - up image of a rascal that kicks dependents in the shins and ...
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... remarkable as the sides which we have traced already . Let us observe its direction eastward and westward . Eastward , in the hills , it passes on by Stoke Row and the Roman potteries , where the cherry trees which the Romans imported ...
... remarkable as the sides which we have traced already . Let us observe its direction eastward and westward . Eastward , in the hills , it passes on by Stoke Row and the Roman potteries , where the cherry trees which the Romans imported ...
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Pearls Scotch and PearlHunting By Rev M G WATKINS M | 1 |
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Keats on ShakespeareThe Sister of LaunceThe Poetic | 108 |
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