The New Wonderful Museum, and Extraordinary Magazine:: Being a Complete Repository of All the Wonders, Curiosities, and Rarities of Nature and Art, from the Beginning of the World to the Present Year ... Including, Among the Greatest Variety of Other Valuable Matter in this Line of Literature (from an Illustrated Edition of the Rev. Mr. James Granger's Celebrated Biographical History) Memoirs and Portraits of the Most Singular and Remarkable Persons ...R. S. Kirby, 1804 |
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... Body . Lord BACON . 39 V - O L. 11 . RFUL BRASS STATUE or SUS of RHODES en whose legs passed Ships on full sail . LONDON : . Allen , Paternoster - Row , Printer . Printed for ALEX . HooG & Co. No. 16 , Paternofter - Row . 1804 . دريد ...
... Body . Lord BACON . 39 V - O L. 11 . RFUL BRASS STATUE or SUS of RHODES en whose legs passed Ships on full sail . LONDON : . Allen , Paternoster - Row , Printer . Printed for ALEX . HooG & Co. No. 16 , Paternofter - Row . 1804 . دريد ...
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... Body , converted into hair Bonaparte's cruelties Boa Conftrictor , an enormous ferpent Black Hole , at Calcutta Boby , John Richard Pimrose , the spotted Indian Broken , fpectre of the Bibb , Charles , fingular history of Brothers , the ...
... Body , converted into hair Bonaparte's cruelties Boa Conftrictor , an enormous ferpent Black Hole , at Calcutta Boby , John Richard Pimrose , the spotted Indian Broken , fpectre of the Bibb , Charles , fingular history of Brothers , the ...
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... body into the choir , which was to have been done with folemn proceffion on the 15th of July . It rained , however , fo violently on that day , and for forty days fucceed- ing , as had hardly ever been known , which made them fet afide ...
... body into the choir , which was to have been done with folemn proceffion on the 15th of July . It rained , however , fo violently on that day , and for forty days fucceed- ing , as had hardly ever been known , which made them fet afide ...
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... have to tell , but I shall now forbear , Lest seme in wrath against me swell & do my body tear . Pub Jun 971813 by R Shirby Lendin House Yard . UNIL OF O cloathed from the fpoils of other creatures , and that. Herbes and Roots ...
... have to tell , but I shall now forbear , Lest seme in wrath against me swell & do my body tear . Pub Jun 971813 by R Shirby Lendin House Yard . UNIL OF O cloathed from the fpoils of other creatures , and that. Herbes and Roots ...
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... body of di- vinity well , and hath the text of the scriptures very ready : on all which matters I had long converfations with her . She not only fings well , but the plays rarely on the organ ; and I was told fhe played on the violin ...
... body of di- vinity well , and hath the text of the scriptures very ready : on all which matters I had long converfations with her . She not only fings well , but the plays rarely on the organ ; and I was told fhe played on the violin ...
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