Discoveries in hieroglyphics, and other antiquities, in progress to which many compositions are put in a light entirely new, 第 3-4 卷1813 |
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... - staff . ( 6 ) His Moorship , Othello is the same as Hamlet's father in the play of that name , drawn in fig . 60. His face , by its flat nose , and from its being composed princi- Rod . By Heaven , I would have rather been 5.
... - staff . ( 6 ) His Moorship , Othello is the same as Hamlet's father in the play of that name , drawn in fig . 60. His face , by its flat nose , and from its being composed princi- Rod . By Heaven , I would have rather been 5.
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... faces , which could not be accurately expressed in the drawing , it has therein become necessary to set them off a little one from the other , The etymology of her name would seem to have regard to the moon . ( 14 ) A Gondolier . If the ...
... faces , which could not be accurately expressed in the drawing , it has therein become necessary to set them off a little one from the other , The etymology of her name would seem to have regard to the moon . ( 14 ) A Gondolier . If the ...
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... 98 , ) may be fancied to resemble such an imaginary animal , with its face , ( which is the same as Orsin's in Hudibras , fig 15 , ) to the left , as drawn in Fig.99 . Enter BRABANTIO , and Servants with lighted Torches . Bra. 13.
... 98 , ) may be fancied to resemble such an imaginary animal , with its face , ( which is the same as Orsin's in Hudibras , fig 15 , ) to the left , as drawn in Fig.99 . Enter BRABANTIO , and Servants with lighted Torches . Bra. 13.
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... face made up of the small shadows immediately on the left hand of the first senator , which small shadows constitute the hands of Hudibras , and are often assimilated to alpha- betical letters , or arithmetical figures . ( 26 ) What was ...
... face made up of the small shadows immediately on the left hand of the first senator , which small shadows constitute the hands of Hudibras , and are often assimilated to alpha- betical letters , or arithmetical figures . ( 26 ) What was ...
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... face of the third gentleman , standing by the two former . ( 41 ) It is not difficult to imagine the illumined and lower part of the moon , if its north side be placed uppermost , to resemble a sea : and the smaller shadowed spots ...
... face of the third gentleman , standing by the two former . ( 41 ) It is not difficult to imagine the illumined and lower part of the moon , if its north side be placed uppermost , to resemble a sea : and the smaller shadowed spots ...
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