The Roman education. The breeding of children. The behaviour of married women. The death of Atilius Regulus. Some letters of Pliny [translated into English] A description of Epsom. The constitution of the Christian church. A project of a journal. A memorial. Physic without physicians. Letters. Of the immateriality of the soul [by Benjamin Bayly] Critical remarks on Mr. Toland's Nazarenus. G. G. Leibnitii Annotatiunculae, &cJ. Peele, 1726 |
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Página 88 - Perfian carpets, and perfum'd with wild thyme and juniper, run thirty miles in length, tho' under different appellations, from Croydon to Farnham : and for fheep- walks, riding, hunting, raceing, Ihooting, with games of moft forts for exercife of the body or recreation of the mind, and a perpetual chain of villages within a mile of each other beneath, they arc no where to be parallel'd.
Página 99 - Heaven here, tho' we may juftly be faid to be in Paradife : a place cohabited by innocence and guilt, by folly and fraud, from the beginning.
Página 94 - India factory, and another while with the army in Flanders, or on board the fleet in the ocean ; nor is there any profession, trade, or calling that you can miss of here, either for your instruction or diversion. Fronting this, our Forum, as I may call it, there is another of these shades lately wrought over a paved walk of considerable length, called the New Parade.
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