Encyclopædia Britannica: Or, A Dictionary of Arts, Sciences, and Miscellaneous Literature, 7. köide,2. osaColin Macfarquhar, George Gleig A. Bell and C. Macfarquhar, 1797 |
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Page 554
... continued underwood is their only connection , and that is not affected by their variety . Of the out- line of a wood . • Though the furface of a wood , when commanded , deferves all thefe attentions , yet the outline more fre- quently ...
... continued underwood is their only connection , and that is not affected by their variety . Of the out- line of a wood . • Though the furface of a wood , when commanded , deferves all thefe attentions , yet the outline more fre- quently ...
Page 577
... continued till the year 1745 , when he again went over to Ireland , and continued there the whole feason , joint manager with Mr Sheridan in the direction and profits of the theatre- royal in Smock - Alley . From thence he returned to ...
... continued till the year 1745 , when he again went over to Ireland , and continued there the whole feason , joint manager with Mr Sheridan in the direction and profits of the theatre- royal in Smock - Alley . From thence he returned to ...
Page 733
... continued gradually to dimi- nish this number fo remarkably , that towards the end of Auguft they feldom fired in the day , and only dif- charged fix or feven , and fometimes not above three , fhot in the night . The , batteries at land ...
... continued gradually to dimi- nish this number fo remarkably , that towards the end of Auguft they feldom fired in the day , and only dif- charged fix or feven , and fometimes not above three , fhot in the night . The , batteries at land ...
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