The Gentleman's Magazine, Томи 156 – 157F. Jefferies, 1834 |
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... four parts of water , before it was palatable , and that it would have killed any one , but him who possessed such magnificent powers of digestion . The Mareotic wine was of great excellence ; it was white , light of digestion , and ...
... four parts of water , before it was palatable , and that it would have killed any one , but him who possessed such magnificent powers of digestion . The Mareotic wine was of great excellence ; it was white , light of digestion , and ...
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... four times a day ; and assured his friends that if he lived on that for a couple of weeks , he would be able to reappear in the forum ; how Cato's legs were beginning to swell , and he was becoming leucophlegmatic with a disordered ...
... four times a day ; and assured his friends that if he lived on that for a couple of weeks , he would be able to reappear in the forum ; how Cato's legs were beginning to swell , and he was becoming leucophlegmatic with a disordered ...
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... four millions of acres are in vineyard . The produce is valued at 22,516,2207 . sterling , the total value exported about three millions . The French wine that keeps longest , is the Roussillon , which has been drank good above a cen ...
... four millions of acres are in vineyard . The produce is valued at 22,516,2207 . sterling , the total value exported about three millions . The French wine that keeps longest , is the Roussillon , which has been drank good above a cen ...
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... four per cent . , sometimes to forty or fifty . If the breakage does not amount to more than eight or ten per cent . , the owner does not trouble himself ; but of course he has the piles of wine taken down ; the workmen are obliged to ...
... four per cent . , sometimes to forty or fifty . If the breakage does not amount to more than eight or ten per cent . , the owner does not trouble himself ; but of course he has the piles of wine taken down ; the workmen are obliged to ...
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... four francs less than our abominable Port . The white Hermitage is made of white grapes only . This is the finest white wine France produces . It will keep above a century : but its taste and perfume undergo a change : its taste is very ...
... four francs less than our abominable Port . The white Hermitage is made of white grapes only . This is the finest white wine France produces . It will keep above a century : but its taste and perfume undergo a change : its taste is very ...
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