The Olio, Or, Museum of Entertainment, Bind 5Joseph Shackell, 1830 |
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Side 4
... continued for some few moments , during which Gortz kept his eye upon the combatants , whose figures he could easily distinguish as the moon was fast ascending the heavens . At length , Franz fell pierced through the body , and after a ...
... continued for some few moments , during which Gortz kept his eye upon the combatants , whose figures he could easily distinguish as the moon was fast ascending the heavens . At length , Franz fell pierced through the body , and after a ...
Side 6
... continued and stupendous rampart from cliff to cliff . Here are still to be seen the numerous excavations , chiefly circular , but of va- rious dimensions , over which the rude tents and booths of the ancient Britons were erected . In ...
... continued and stupendous rampart from cliff to cliff . Here are still to be seen the numerous excavations , chiefly circular , but of va- rious dimensions , over which the rude tents and booths of the ancient Britons were erected . In ...
Side 7
... continued . ) ted station of Iburnium of Woodbury- hill ; and towering in the horizon far beyond , the lofty ramparts of Badbury , with an immense extent of territory , va- ried with mountain , valley , sea and river , heath and forest ...
... continued . ) ted station of Iburnium of Woodbury- hill ; and towering in the horizon far beyond , the lofty ramparts of Badbury , with an immense extent of territory , va- ried with mountain , valley , sea and river , heath and forest ...
Side 21
... continued : - " To reb a Roundhead of his intended bride I would have no objection ; but to oppress one who has fled to your refuge for safety , agrees not with my tempera- ment , nor will it with yours , I am certain , if you will but ...
... continued : - " To reb a Roundhead of his intended bride I would have no objection ; but to oppress one who has fled to your refuge for safety , agrees not with my tempera- ment , nor will it with yours , I am certain , if you will but ...
Side 22
... continued . ) THE TOWER OF LONDON . ( For the Olio . ) True , I talk of dreams . - SHAKSPEARE . The sun had set ; and in the dark blue sky The moon had lit her silver lamp on high ; Night had veil'd all things in a sable fleece , And ...
... continued . ) THE TOWER OF LONDON . ( For the Olio . ) True , I talk of dreams . - SHAKSPEARE . The sun had set ; and in the dark blue sky The moon had lit her silver lamp on high ; Night had veil'd all things in a sable fleece , And ...
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