...indefatigable compounder of novels, written for the express purpose of supporting every species of superstition and prejudice; and Mr. Panoscope, the chemical, botanical,...the sciences, and understood them all equally well/ pp. 81,33. Mr. Milestone soon perceives that 'squire Headfong's grounds ' have never been touched by...

...superstition and prejudice ; and Mr. Panoscbpe, the chemical, botanical, geological, astronoc 4 mical, mathematical, metaphysical, meteorological, anatomical,...impatient to take a walk round the grounds, that he might examine how far the system of clumping and levelling could be carried advantageously into effect. The...

...indefatigable compounder of novels, written for the express purpose of supporting every species of superstition and prejudice ; and Mr. Panoscope, the chemical, botanical,...the sciences, and understood them all equally well.' pp. 31,32. Mr. Milestone soon perceives that 'Squire Headlong's grounds ' have never been touched by...

...indefatigable compounder of novels, written for the express purpose of supporting every species-of superstition and prejudice ; and Mr. Panoscope, the chemical, botanical,...the sciences, and understood them all equally well.' pp. 31, 32. Mr. Milestone soon perceives that 'Squire Headlong'* grounds ' have never been touched...

...indefatigable compoimder of novels, written for the express purpose of supporting every species of superstition and prejudice; and Mr. Panoscope, the chemical, botanical,...critical philosopher, who had run through the whole cirele of the sciences, and understood them all equally well.' pp. 31,32. Mr. Milestone soon perceives...

...for the express purpose of supporting every species of superstition and prejudice ; and Mr. Panscope, the chemical, botanical, geological, astronomical,...the sciences, and understood them all equally well. Mr. Milestone was impatient to take a walk round the grounds, that he might examine how far the system...

...for the express purpose of supporting every species of superstition and prejudice ; and Mr. Panscope, the chemical, botanical, geological, astronomical,...the sciences, and understood them all equally well. Mr. Milestone was impatient to take a walk round the grounds, that he might examine how far the system...

...him, and said smart things, but he did not profess to be so proficient in knowledge as Mr. Panscope, ' the chemical, botanical, geological, astronomical,...the sciences, and understood them all equally well.' The author gives us the portraits of four critics, Mr. Gall, Mr. Treacle, Mr. Nightshade, and Mr. Mac...

...for the express purpose of supporting every species of superstition and prejudice ; and Mr. Panscope, the chemical, botanical, geological, astronomical,...the sciences, and understood them all equally well. *-- Mr. Milestone was impatient to take a walk round the grounds that he might examine how far the...

...astronomical, mathematical, metaphysical, meteorological, anatomical, physiological, galvauistical, musical, pictorial, bibliographical, critical philosopher,...the sciences, and understood them all equally well. Mr. Milestone was impatient to take a walk round the grounds that he might examine how far the system...