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... entered the audience hall ( ruma bi- charo ) , which was about fixty feet long , and twenty broad , built of stone , with a ftone floor . At the farther end , which was covered with carpets , hung a fuperb cloth of gold , about fifteen ...
... entered the audience hall ( ruma bi- charo ) , which was about fixty feet long , and twenty broad , built of stone , with a ftone floor . At the farther end , which was covered with carpets , hung a fuperb cloth of gold , about fifteen ...
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... entered the place , and repulfed the Auftrians on all fides , who , however , kept up for fome time a dreadful fire from the houses . They at length thought proper to fly . He however purfued them , and overtook them at the Rhine ...
... entered the place , and repulfed the Auftrians on all fides , who , however , kept up for fome time a dreadful fire from the houses . They at length thought proper to fly . He however purfued them , and overtook them at the Rhine ...
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... entered the Houfe yefterday ; but that alarm was increased in a tenfold degree after the developement of the fentiments of Mr. Fox . They were fentiments dangerous to the peace , and inimical to the profperity of the coun- try - they ...
... entered the Houfe yefterday ; but that alarm was increased in a tenfold degree after the developement of the fentiments of Mr. Fox . They were fentiments dangerous to the peace , and inimical to the profperity of the coun- try - they ...
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