New Monthly Magazine, and Universal Register, Volumen 12Thomas Campbell, Samuel Carter Hall, Edward Bulwer Lytton Baron Lytton, Theodore Edward Hook, Thomas Hood, William Harrison Ainsworth, William Ainsworth E. W. Allen, 1824 |
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... feet of the Sovereign the homage of the services which he had already performed , and the offer of those which he might be able to perform in future . These are actions which carry with them the best reward ; the most brilliant that the ...
... feet of the Sovereign the homage of the services which he had already performed , and the offer of those which he might be able to perform in future . These are actions which carry with them the best reward ; the most brilliant that the ...
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... feet of canvass , " on which are de- picted twelve views of the great Battle of en rollers on which all these acres of can- Waterloo : that is to say , the great wood- vass are twisted , are made to stop twelve times in the course of ...
... feet of canvass , " on which are de- picted twelve views of the great Battle of en rollers on which all these acres of can- Waterloo : that is to say , the great wood- vass are twisted , are made to stop twelve times in the course of ...
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... feet , two cisterns were discovered in a line with an internal building , which has been called an altar ; they are square , forty feet deep , and end below in small square chambers , from which there are subterraneous channels hewn in ...
... feet , two cisterns were discovered in a line with an internal building , which has been called an altar ; they are square , forty feet deep , and end below in small square chambers , from which there are subterraneous channels hewn in ...
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... feet broad , and its greatest depth is thirty feet . By means of eight wheels and the same number of pumps , ten mil- lions of gallons of water can be thrown into the reservoir every day . There are two reservoirs , one of which is 139 feet ...
... feet broad , and its greatest depth is thirty feet . By means of eight wheels and the same number of pumps , ten mil- lions of gallons of water can be thrown into the reservoir every day . There are two reservoirs , one of which is 139 feet ...
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... feet from the centre . The plants must be put out three feet apart ; 1 planted mine at only two feet distance from each other , but they were too near . In five or six weeks from the planting , their branches will have grown ...
... feet from the centre . The plants must be put out three feet apart ; 1 planted mine at only two feet distance from each other , but they were too near . In five or six weeks from the planting , their branches will have grown ...
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