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Comprised in a Series of Notes , Sixteen Hundred in Number , illustrative of the
most difficult Passages in his Plays to the various Editions of which the present
Volumes form a complete and necessary Supplement . By Andrew Becket . - - .
Comprised in a Series of Notes , Sixteen Hundred in Number , illustrative of the
most difficult Passages in his Plays to the various Editions of which the present
Volumes form a complete and necessary Supplement . By Andrew Becket . - - .
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On the present occasion we have nothing to find fault with but the omissions . We
could have wished to know something more of the ancient country of the
Ethiopians , in which Mr . Legh has gone beyond any foriner traveller , ( that is to
say ...
On the present occasion we have nothing to find fault with but the omissions . We
could have wished to know something more of the ancient country of the
Ethiopians , in which Mr . Legh has gone beyond any foriner traveller , ( that is to
say ...
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... to satisfy my curiosity , I struck the remains of this colossal figure with a key ; but
, being all solid , I found it as dumb as any block of granite buried in the earth . '
Our present travellers passed upwards with a fair wind from Thebes , reserving ...
... to satisfy my curiosity , I struck the remains of this colossal figure with a key ; but
, being all solid , I found it as dumb as any block of granite buried in the earth . '
Our present travellers passed upwards with a fair wind from Thebes , reserving ...
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Mr . Legh thinks , from the present state of these temples , that the system of
building among the ancient Egyptians was first to construct great masses , and
aiterwards to labour for ages in finishing the details of the decorations , beginning
with ...
Mr . Legh thinks , from the present state of these temples , that the system of
building among the ancient Egyptians was first to construct great masses , and
aiterwards to labour for ages in finishing the details of the decorations , beginning
with ...
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Early in the morning the secretary called upon them , and hinted that his master
expected a present , and that one of their swords would be acceptable . On
waiting on the Cacheff , they offered him a watch , of which he declined the
acceptance ...
Early in the morning the secretary called upon them , and hinted that his master
expected a present , and that one of their swords would be acceptable . On
waiting on the Cacheff , they offered him a watch , of which he declined the
acceptance ...
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| Título | The Quarterly Review, Volumen16 |
| Colaboradores | William Gifford, Sir John Taylor Coleridge, John Gibson Lockhart, Whitwell Elwin, William Macpherson, William Smith, Sir John Murray IV, Rowland Edmund Prothero (Baron Ernle), George Walter Prothero |
| Editor | John Murray, 1817 |
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