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Page 114
... ftill be feen ; they are of bronze , and to their fummits ftill adhere fome pieces of gilded wood , which • probably formed a canopy . On the late- al wall were painted two priests with long beards , and cloathed in robes of blue / and ...
... ftill be feen ; they are of bronze , and to their fummits ftill adhere fome pieces of gilded wood , which • probably formed a canopy . On the late- al wall were painted two priests with long beards , and cloathed in robes of blue / and ...
Page 296
... ftill fertile and ftill happy plains of our Country - that is , happy in them- felves ; for a generous fympathy in the misfortunes of others is the pride of true valour , and the characteristic of Eng- lifhmen . Let us unite in ...
... ftill fertile and ftill happy plains of our Country - that is , happy in them- felves ; for a generous fympathy in the misfortunes of others is the pride of true valour , and the characteristic of Eng- lifhmen . Let us unite in ...
Page 510
... ftill have lamented their ignorance . " Quid brevi fortes jaculamur ævo Multa ? quid terras alio calentes Sole mutamus ? " HOR . Hippocrates , the father of Medi- cine , fays , " The brevity of human life is infuffi- cient for the full ...
... ftill have lamented their ignorance . " Quid brevi fortes jaculamur ævo Multa ? quid terras alio calentes Sole mutamus ? " HOR . Hippocrates , the father of Medi- cine , fays , " The brevity of human life is infuffi- cient for the full ...
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