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Above the pit was kind of floor , the boards of which were perforated with an
infinite number of holes . Upon this floor they led a bull crowned with chaplets of
flowers , and there cut his throat . The reeking blood , descending upon the
boards ...
Above the pit was kind of floor , the boards of which were perforated with an
infinite number of holes . Upon this floor they led a bull crowned with chaplets of
flowers , and there cut his throat . The reeking blood , descending upon the
boards ...
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Boards . Hughes . 1806 . Our readers would be astonished to see what is here
said to resem . ble Hudibras : but we have too much regard for their feelings to
disgust them with any quotations from this vulgar performance . 1 MEDICAL . Art .
28 ...
Boards . Hughes . 1806 . Our readers would be astonished to see what is here
said to resem . ble Hudibras : but we have too much regard for their feelings to
disgust them with any quotations from this vulgar performance . 1 MEDICAL . Art .
28 ...
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... objections to this small publication , we cannot dismiss it without remarking ,
that it also possesses some beauties , and that the author expresses the
language of sentiment and virtuous feeling Art . 19. Simonidea . pp . 100 . 25. 6d .
Boards .
... objections to this small publication , we cannot dismiss it without remarking ,
that it also possesses some beauties , and that the author expresses the
language of sentiment and virtuous feeling Art . 19. Simonidea . pp . 100 . 25. 6d .
Boards .
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