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Page 148
He says that he steeps the 365 rolls , by which indeed the unrolling is 180 much facilitated , but the writing is 911 1132 290 303 over . necessarily destroyed ; and that Sickler will most likely not be able to obtain any thing more ...
He says that he steeps the 365 rolls , by which indeed the unrolling is 180 much facilitated , but the writing is 911 1132 290 303 over . necessarily destroyed ; and that Sickler will most likely not be able to obtain any thing more ...
Page 193
Of her great favourite Dr. Parr she says , " On one only theme " ( that in which he happened to disagree with Miss S. ) " he was unjust ; but that so flagrantly , so inconceivably ! -ah ! it was to Gray , the first lyric bard the world ...
Of her great favourite Dr. Parr she says , " On one only theme " ( that in which he happened to disagree with Miss S. ) " he was unjust ; but that so flagrantly , so inconceivably ! -ah ! it was to Gray , the first lyric bard the world ...
Page 206
... to attend his lord at the temple of Rimmon , and he leans on his hands , Naaman being then obliged to bow down when his lord does , Jehovah will pardon him that ; which he says , without the least reflection on his past conduct .
... to attend his lord at the temple of Rimmon , and he leans on his hands , Naaman being then obliged to bow down when his lord does , Jehovah will pardon him that ; which he says , without the least reflection on his past conduct .
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| Title | New Monthly Magazine, and Universal Register, Volume 9 |
| Editors | Thomas Campbell, Samuel Carter Hall, Edward Bulwer Lytton Baron Lytton, Theodore Edward Hook, Thomas Hood, William Harrison Ainsworth |
| Publisher | Henry Colburn, 1818 |
| Original from | Harvard University |
| Digitized | 1 Mar 2007 |
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