Encyclopædia Britannica: Or, A Dictionary of Arts, Sciences, and Miscellaneous Literature, 1. köide,2. osaColin Macfarquhar, George Gleig A. Bell and C. Macfarquhar, 1797 |
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Page 456
... feet in length and 50 in breadth , environ- ed with a colonnade 7 feet broad on the fides and 10 at the end . Two porticos or cabinets about 15 feet fquare , project into the court at the two extremities . The fquare is paved with ...
... feet in length and 50 in breadth , environ- ed with a colonnade 7 feet broad on the fides and 10 at the end . Two porticos or cabinets about 15 feet fquare , project into the court at the two extremities . The fquare is paved with ...
Page 658
... feet nine inches in length , and five feet in extent . The bill is large and elevated ; of a flesh colour , tinged with yellow ; the head and neck cinerous ; breaft and bel- ly whitish , clouded with grey or afh colour ; back , grey ...
... feet nine inches in length , and five feet in extent . The bill is large and elevated ; of a flesh colour , tinged with yellow ; the head and neck cinerous ; breaft and bel- ly whitish , clouded with grey or afh colour ; back , grey ...
Page 772
... Feet . rFeet . Pounds . 22 84 / 681 23 24 778 884 25 1Ο 1000 Breadth of the Veffel . N N N N 26 101- 1124 27 1259 28 ... feet wide , is to be 12 feet long . When the fhank is , for inftance , eight feet long , the two arms are to be ...
... Feet . rFeet . Pounds . 22 84 / 681 23 24 778 884 25 1Ο 1000 Breadth of the Veffel . N N N N 26 101- 1124 27 1259 28 ... feet wide , is to be 12 feet long . When the fhank is , for inftance , eight feet long , the two arms are to be ...
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