Gentleman's Magazine and Historical Review, Volume 56, Part 1F. Jefferies, 1786 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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Page 482
... fure no one ever cultivated a more religious field than mine ; for it bears beautiful flowers , ivy , and laurel , as if ( to adorn the altars of ) the Gods ; but if I fow it with barley , this very just field is fure to return me ...
... fure no one ever cultivated a more religious field than mine ; for it bears beautiful flowers , ivy , and laurel , as if ( to adorn the altars of ) the Gods ; but if I fow it with barley , this very just field is fure to return me ...
Page 485
... fure you his works will improve both , and that they have taught me to be afhamed of every page in mine , except this fingle one , which I hope he will excufe . I am fure you will thank me for making , in fome inftances , known to you ...
... fure you his works will improve both , and that they have taught me to be afhamed of every page in mine , except this fingle one , which I hope he will excufe . I am fure you will thank me for making , in fome inftances , known to you ...
Page 508
... fure , in the firft place , of all the aid which Nature can give them ; and , as often as it is requifite , if Art has difcover- ed or invented any thing to alleviate or re- move their complaint , they are fure of that allo . " Whereas ...
... fure , in the firft place , of all the aid which Nature can give them ; and , as often as it is requifite , if Art has difcover- ed or invented any thing to alleviate or re- move their complaint , they are fure of that allo . " Whereas ...
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