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Page 16
... believe very little known in England . There are some cir- cumstances respecting it with which some of your readers may like to be acquainted , that Mr. Deserres has passed by . A close texture , as he observes , is advantageous , and ...
... believe very little known in England . There are some cir- cumstances respecting it with which some of your readers may like to be acquainted , that Mr. Deserres has passed by . A close texture , as he observes , is advantageous , and ...
Page 51
... believe has been followed up by some hundreds of parodies . Godwin , the author of a forgotten book , called Political Justice , and of some romances , which de- serve a better fate than oblivion , has taken it lately into his head that ...
... believe has been followed up by some hundreds of parodies . Godwin , the author of a forgotten book , called Political Justice , and of some romances , which de- serve a better fate than oblivion , has taken it lately into his head that ...
Page 56
... believe by way of experiment a frame house , in the midst of an entire solid square of houses of that description , might be burned down , and all the rest be preserved , provided there was a brick wall on each side , with a parapet ...
... believe by way of experiment a frame house , in the midst of an entire solid square of houses of that description , might be burned down , and all the rest be preserved , provided there was a brick wall on each side , with a parapet ...
Page 57
... believe there are but two or three in the city , one of which I still venture to wear . The advantages of this now antiquated vestment , are by no means inconsiderable . There are in every year at least fifty or six- ty days in which ...
... believe there are but two or three in the city , one of which I still venture to wear . The advantages of this now antiquated vestment , are by no means inconsiderable . There are in every year at least fifty or six- ty days in which ...
Page 75
... believe it or not , declare that this is the man . In short they all need the indulgence of hope , and their wishes are too keen to admit of doubt . Nadau who fancies that his fortune is made , and moreover excited by individual ...
... believe it or not , declare that this is the man . In short they all need the indulgence of hope , and their wishes are too keen to admit of doubt . Nadau who fancies that his fortune is made , and moreover excited by individual ...
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| Title | The Port Folio, Volume 5 Volumes 40-42; Volumes 220-227 of American periodical series, 1800-1850 |
| Contributors | Joseph Dennie, Asbury Dickins, John Elihu Hall |
| Publisher | Editor and Asbury Dickens, 1811 |
| Original from | Harvard University |
| Digitized | 11 Apr 2019 |
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