Encyclopædia Britannica: Or, A Dictionary of Arts, Sciences, and Miscellaneous Literature, 第 13 卷,第 2 篇Colin Macfarquhar, George Gleig A. Bell and C. Macfarquhar, 1797 |
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... say a bright thought or a gay expression . Elocution . barked fo ? anfwered , Because he faw a thief . Here them pariva , or winged , to intimate the swiftnefs of Elocutio barking , the property of a dog , is applied to a man : And the ...
... say a bright thought or a gay expression . Elocution . barked fo ? anfwered , Because he faw a thief . Here them pariva , or winged , to intimate the swiftnefs of Elocutio barking , the property of a dog , is applied to a man : And the ...
第 442 頁
... ( says he ) , choose any tribe you please , and show , as you ought , by whom it was bribed ; and if you cannot , as I believe you will not undertake it , I will prove how he gained it . Is this a fair conteft ? Will you engage on this ...
... ( says he ) , choose any tribe you please , and show , as you ought , by whom it was bribed ; and if you cannot , as I believe you will not undertake it , I will prove how he gained it . Is this a fair conteft ? Will you engage on this ...
第 744 頁
... says is conftantly found near the horizon , all these accompany him the whole day , and fet with him in the fame man- ner as they rife . Once or twice he faw a fourth par . helion directly under the true fun ; but this , he fays , is ...
... says is conftantly found near the horizon , all these accompany him the whole day , and fet with him in the fame man- ner as they rife . Once or twice he faw a fourth par . helion directly under the true fun ; but this , he fays , is ...
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