Universal Magazine of Knowledge and Pleasure, Zväzok 91Pub. for J. Hinton., 1792 |
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Strana 7
... young . They , I believe , feldom or never evacuate their excrement in the hive . I have known them confined many days without discharg- ing the contents of the rectum ; and the moment they got abroad , they evacuated in the air , when ...
... young . They , I believe , feldom or never evacuate their excrement in the hive . I have known them confined many days without discharg- ing the contents of the rectum ; and the moment they got abroad , they evacuated in the air , when ...
Strana 8
... young of the fame feason , and whether the whole of their young ones , or only part . As the * I have reason to believe that never more than one female comes off with a fwarm , I mates The wax is formed by the bees themselves ; it THE ...
... young of the fame feason , and whether the whole of their young ones , or only part . As the * I have reason to believe that never more than one female comes off with a fwarm , I mates The wax is formed by the bees themselves ; it THE ...
Strana 10
... young fwarm from going abroad , they have yet in that time formed as much new comb , as they did in the fame time when the weather was fuch as allowed them to go abroad . I have feen them bring it in about the latter end of March , and ...
... young fwarm from going abroad , they have yet in that time formed as much new comb , as they did in the fame time when the weather was fuch as allowed them to go abroad . I have feen them bring it in about the latter end of March , and ...
Strana 16
... young Frenchman of quality , driving his English friend in his phaeton , through the fireets of Paris , ran over a poor labouring man , who was inftantly killed . Oh ! Sir , ' exclaimed the Englishman , with an- guish in his countenance ...
... young Frenchman of quality , driving his English friend in his phaeton , through the fireets of Paris , ran over a poor labouring man , who was inftantly killed . Oh ! Sir , ' exclaimed the Englishman , with an- guish in his countenance ...
Strana 19
... young , the bold de- fign of inventing a new fpecies of compofition , and of becoming , in the dramatic part of poetry , what his immortal master had already accom- plished in the epic : a design which he began to carry into execution ...
... young , the bold de- fign of inventing a new fpecies of compofition , and of becoming , in the dramatic part of poetry , what his immortal master had already accom- plished in the epic : a design which he began to carry into execution ...
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Strana 268 - Rumble thy bellyful! Spit, fire! spout, rain! Nor rain, wind, thunder, fire, are my daughters: I tax not you, you elements, with unkindness; I never gave you kingdom, call'd you children, You owe me no subscription: then let fall Your horrible pleasure; here I stand, your slave, A poor, infirm, weak, and despis'd old man.
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