Reliques of ancient English poetry, by T. Percy, ed. by J. V. Prichard, Том 21876 |
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... Land of Egypt . By W. H. BARTLETT . New Edition , with 33 Steel Engravings . 4to . Walnut , 18s . Cloth gilt , 10s . 6d . The Desert of the Exodus . Journeys on Foot in the Wilderness of the Forty Years ' Wanderings , undertaken in ...
... Land of Egypt . By W. H. BARTLETT . New Edition , with 33 Steel Engravings . 4to . Walnut , 18s . Cloth gilt , 10s . 6d . The Desert of the Exodus . Journeys on Foot in the Wilderness of the Forty Years ' Wanderings , undertaken in ...
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... Land IN CIVIL AND SAVAGE LIFE , ONE HUNDRED YEARS AGO . Illustrated with Eight Steel Engravings . Post 8vo . , 3s . 6d . Gilt , 4s . 6d . Masterman Ready ; or , the Wreck of the Pacific .. Embellished with Ninety - three Engravings on ...
... Land IN CIVIL AND SAVAGE LIFE , ONE HUNDRED YEARS AGO . Illustrated with Eight Steel Engravings . Post 8vo . , 3s . 6d . Gilt , 4s . 6d . Masterman Ready ; or , the Wreck of the Pacific .. Embellished with Ninety - three Engravings on ...
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... land , 86 And there thou and wee most friendly shook hand ; And we were right glad when thou didst refuse us , For when we wold reape profitt here thou woldst accuse 90 us . ' ' Then had I noe way but for to goe on To Gentlemens houses ...
... land , 86 And there thou and wee most friendly shook hand ; And we were right glad when thou didst refuse us , For when we wold reape profitt here thou woldst accuse 90 us . ' ' Then had I noe way but for to goe on To Gentlemens houses ...
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... such a baleful band Betwixt the cankred King of Creta land , 2 That melancholy , old and angry sire , See a folio entitled The Muses Welcome to King James . 2 Saturn . And him , who wont to quench debate and ire VERSES BY KING JAMES I. 29.
... such a baleful band Betwixt the cankred King of Creta land , 2 That melancholy , old and angry sire , See a folio entitled The Muses Welcome to King James . 2 Saturn . And him , who wont to quench debate and ire VERSES BY KING JAMES I. 29.
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... land , Who keeps a brace of painted madams at his command , And takes up a thousand pound upon his father's land , And gets drunk in a tavern , till he can neither go nor stand ; Like a young courtier , & c . With a new - fangled lady ...
... land , Who keeps a brace of painted madams at his command , And takes up a thousand pound upon his father's land , And gets drunk in a tavern , till he can neither go nor stand ; Like a young courtier , & c . With a new - fangled lady ...
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