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... These columns , as far as they can at prefent be feen , are nearly thirty feet in height . The temple is of the Ionic order , and of the highest antiquity ; from the beauty of the workmanship of what ftill remains , an idea may be ...
... These columns , as far as they can at prefent be feen , are nearly thirty feet in height . The temple is of the Ionic order , and of the highest antiquity ; from the beauty of the workmanship of what ftill remains , an idea may be ...
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... these perform- ances , and the very flattering encou- ragement which they received from the public , may be , perhaps , in fome mea- fure , attributable to their nature . Ma- ny , to whom the perufal of an elaborate and formal treatife ...
... these perform- ances , and the very flattering encou- ragement which they received from the public , may be , perhaps , in fome mea- fure , attributable to their nature . Ma- ny , to whom the perufal of an elaborate and formal treatife ...
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... these ftill in the poffeffion of Sir Alan Chambre , where Doctor Slop is introduced , befpattered with dirt , to the father of Tritram and Uncle Toby . This picture the writer of these Memoirs has feen . The feveral characters are fo ...
... these ftill in the poffeffion of Sir Alan Chambre , where Doctor Slop is introduced , befpattered with dirt , to the father of Tritram and Uncle Toby . This picture the writer of these Memoirs has feen . The feveral characters are fo ...
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