ProseSamuel Walker, 1826 |
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... Emperor of Lilliput vi- fits the Author in his Confinement 17 - S12 19 818 20 III . The Emperor and his No- 21 bility diverted by him 823 IV . The Metropolis of Lilliput defcribed - 827 liput ---- Blefufcu V. The Author prevents an ...
... Emperor of Lilliput vi- fits the Author in his Confinement 17 - S12 19 818 20 III . The Emperor and his No- 21 bility diverted by him 823 IV . The Metropolis of Lilliput defcribed - 827 liput ---- Blefufcu V. The Author prevents an ...
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... emperors after him were made in an hurry , and had short tumultuous reigns . Then the Flavian family came in . Vefpafian , the first emperor of that line , endeavoured to re- cover fomething of the good take that had formerly flourished ...
... emperors after him were made in an hurry , and had short tumultuous reigns . Then the Flavian family came in . Vefpafian , the first emperor of that line , endeavoured to re- cover fomething of the good take that had formerly flourished ...
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... emperor in the eleventh cen- tury , when the first Crufade arrived at Conftantinople . So promifcuous a rout of rude adventurers could not fail of giving umbrage to the Byzantine court , which was ftately and ceremonious , and confcious ...
... emperor in the eleventh cen- tury , when the first Crufade arrived at Conftantinople . So promifcuous a rout of rude adventurers could not fail of giving umbrage to the Byzantine court , which was ftately and ceremonious , and confcious ...
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Diversity of Geniuses | 36 |
The Manners of a Bookfeller | 42 |
Epicuruss Character | 48 |
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