The Monthly Magazine, Volume 37Sherwood, Gilbert and Piper, 1814 - Art |
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Page 27
... five P.M. on Saturday , almost to a certainty reach Albany by twelve on Sunday night . The fare is seven dollars , for which tea 27 and supper are found on Saturday evening , and next day breakfast , dinner , tea , and supper , that is ...
... five P.M. on Saturday , almost to a certainty reach Albany by twelve on Sunday night . The fare is seven dollars , for which tea 27 and supper are found on Saturday evening , and next day breakfast , dinner , tea , and supper , that is ...
Page 39
... five years ; and such was his eloquence , or so well was it fitted to the taste of the French nation , that his celebrity as a lecturer .continued always upon the increase : so great also were the crowds that flocked to hear him , that ...
... five years ; and such was his eloquence , or so well was it fitted to the taste of the French nation , that his celebrity as a lecturer .continued always upon the increase : so great also were the crowds that flocked to hear him , that ...
Page 40
... five editions of his System of Chemistry , each gradually increasing in size and value ; the first edition being in two volumes , and the fifth in ten . The last edition , written in sixteen months , contains a vast quantity of va ...
... five editions of his System of Chemistry , each gradually increasing in size and value ; the first edition being in two volumes , and the fifth in ten . The last edition , written in sixteen months , contains a vast quantity of va ...
Page 61
... five years of age , and I will venture to question , whether it be not , in truth , a disease rather than a mere declension of strength and decay of the natural powers . To the argument , by which it is maintained that it is mere decay ...
... five years of age , and I will venture to question , whether it be not , in truth , a disease rather than a mere declension of strength and decay of the natural powers . To the argument , by which it is maintained that it is mere decay ...
Page 64
... five feet six inches long , three feet diameter , of wrought iron , and constructed in a peculiar manner , by which all acute bendings of the plates are avoided , and is capable of sustaining an internal pressure of four or five hun ...
... five feet six inches long , three feet diameter , of wrought iron , and constructed in a peculiar manner , by which all acute bendings of the plates are avoided , and is capable of sustaining an internal pressure of four or five hun ...
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