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Side 38
The weather was Prato Vecchio , rode round the modest arthen Elysian , the
spring in its most beautiful cades of the town , and arrived at the lower point , and
all the world , just released from convent of Camaldoli , just at shutting of the the ...
The weather was Prato Vecchio , rode round the modest arthen Elysian , the
spring in its most beautiful cades of the town , and arrived at the lower point , and
all the world , just released from convent of Camaldoli , just at shutting of the the ...
Side 153
DRY ROT . having no regular figure , and little more ad prior to freezing or
forming into snow , and hesion than to admit its being taken off in the beautiful
regularity of this phenomenon flat pieces : no appearance of lamination proceed
from the ...
DRY ROT . having no regular figure , and little more ad prior to freezing or
forming into snow , and hesion than to admit its being taken off in the beautiful
regularity of this phenomenon flat pieces : no appearance of lamination proceed
from the ...
Side 311
But if the flax is and immersed in oxymuriate of lime , which allowed to stand on
the ground till it has ato produced a beautiful light blue . This extained a rusty -
brown colour , and the seed periment I repeated till I produced , by apfully
ripened ...
But if the flax is and immersed in oxymuriate of lime , which allowed to stand on
the ground till it has ato produced a beautiful light blue . This extained a rusty -
brown colour , and the seed periment I repeated till I produced , by apfully
ripened ...
Side 366
place are the remains of a beautiful tem- and must therefore confine my detail to
ple , in another the ruins of an amphi- what I have really seen . theatre , in other
parts caverns , and rude As the Louvre is situated so near to the specimens of ...
place are the remains of a beautiful tem- and must therefore confine my detail to
ple , in another the ruins of an amphi- what I have really seen . theatre , in other
parts caverns , and rude As the Louvre is situated so near to the specimens of ...
Side 435
Senseless and cold wbich is returned by the beautiful maiden She lies , while all
she loved , unheard , unsecu , with equal warmth and chasteness . Mourn round
her . ' There broke off her falter" As fair the spring - flower's bloom , as grace- ...
Senseless and cold wbich is returned by the beautiful maiden She lies , while all
she loved , unheard , unsecu , with equal warmth and chasteness . Mourn round
her . ' There broke off her falter" As fair the spring - flower's bloom , as grace- ...
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Bibliografiske oplysninger
| Titel | The American Monthly Magazine and Critical Review, Bind 3 Bind 58 af American periodical series, 1800-1850 |
| Redaktører | H. Biglow, Orville Luther Holley |
| Udgiver | H. Bigelow, Esq., editor and proprietor, 1818 |
| Oprindeligt fra | Princeton University |
| Digitaliseret | 21. sep 2009 |
| Eksporter henvisning | BiBTeX EndNote RefMan |