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Pagina 12
... in political surface three niches , containing sitting statues , greatness , she
became the mother of that phiand three recesses richly ornamented with the
losophy at once subtile and sublime , which , representation in strong relief of a
Roman ...
... in political surface three niches , containing sitting statues , greatness , she
became the mother of that phiand three recesses richly ornamented with the
losophy at once subtile and sublime , which , representation in strong relief of a
Roman ...
Pagina 34
56 , 57 ) , a statement of it was a peculiarity of Roman policy always the source
whence originated most of the me - to adopt every improvement in the art of
chanical implements , the manners and cus - war with which they became
acquainted ...
56 , 57 ) , a statement of it was a peculiarity of Roman policy always the source
whence originated most of the me - to adopt every improvement in the art of
chanical implements , the manners and cus - war with which they became
acquainted ...
Pagina 56
... reticule , her purse , gloves , and the side of the head which laid him tat , and
delicately scented handkerchief , were with then stood wagging his tail as if
enjoying the difficulty recovered from out of the cheek joke . He became
exceedingly ...
... reticule , her purse , gloves , and the side of the head which laid him tat , and
delicately scented handkerchief , were with then stood wagging his tail as if
enjoying the difficulty recovered from out of the cheek joke . He became
exceedingly ...
Pagina 57
Mrs . Bowdich determined to take this in - , lowance was one per diem , but he
became so teresting animal to England , and he was con - ravenous that he had
not patience to pick off veyed on board ship , in a large wooden cage , the
feathers ...
Mrs . Bowdich determined to take this in - , lowance was one per diem , but he
became so teresting animal to England , and he was con - ravenous that he had
not patience to pick off veyed on board ship , in a large wooden cage , the
feathers ...
Pagina 62
The little boy was untrance , a jaguar rushed on him with great aware of the
danger in which he was placed , force , seizing his right arm , and in the strug -
and became sensible of it only when the jagle they both fell over a small
precipice .
The little boy was untrance , a jaguar rushed on him with great aware of the
danger in which he was placed , force , seizing his right arm , and in the strug -
and became sensible of it only when the jagle they both fell over a small
precipice .
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