 | Daniel Defoe - 1748 - 472 頁
...the Wagon-ways and Carriages in the North, and upon Cranes in general, as does Honour to his Name. The Free-ftone of the Hills about Bath can be carried by the Awn to Briftol; whence it may be tranfported to any Part of England; and the new Works of St. Bartholomew's... | |
 | Daniel Defoe - 1761 - 464 頁
...can do with great Eafe, by means of Bolts applied to the Front-wheels, and Layers to the Backwheels. The Free-ftone of the Hills about Bath can be carried by the Avon to Brijiel, whence it may be tranfpcrted to any Part of England; and the new Works of St. Bartholomew's... | |
 | 1789 - 100 頁
...the healthy, all refortto this vortex oF amufement. Ceremony beyond the effential rules of politenefs is totally exploded: Every one mixes in, the Rooms...entertainments are fo wifely regulated, that although there is never a ceflation of them, there.is never a laffitude from bad hours; or from, anexcefs of dilfipation.... | |
 | 1792 - 50 頁
...the healthy, all refort to this vortex of amufement. Ceremony, beyond the ufual rules of politenefs, is totally exploded ; every one mixes in the rooms...regulated, that, although there it » The free-ftone of thé hills about Bath can be carried by the Avon to Briftol, whence it may be tranfported to any part... | |
 | William Fordyce Mavor - 1798 - 346 頁
...ofamufement. Ceremony, beyond the effential rules of politenefs, is totally exploded : every 1 one mixes upon an equality; and the entertainments are fo wifely regulated, that although there is never a ceffation of them, there is never a lallitude from bad hours, or from an excefs of diftipation.... | |
 | 1799 - 108 頁
...healthy, all refort to this vortex of amufement. Ceremony beyond the effential rules of politenefs is totally exploded ; every one mixes in the Rooms...entertainments are fo wifely regulated, that although there is never a ceffation of them, neither is there a laffitude from bad hours, or from an excefs of diffipation.... | |
 | James Sargant Storer - 1816 - 826 頁
...this rortex of amusement. Ceremony, heyond the usual rules of politeness, is totally exploded ; erery one mixes in the rooms upon an equality; and the entertainments are so wisely regulated, that, although there is nerer a cessation of them, neither is there any lassitnde... | |
 | James Sargant Storer - 1817 - 456 頁
...the healthy, all resort to this vortex of amusement. Ceremony, beyond the usual rules of politeness, is totally exploded ; every one mixes in the rooms upon an equality ; and the entertainments are so wisely regulated, that, although there is never a cessation of them., neither is there any lassitude... | |
 | James Storer - 1818 - 226 頁
...the healthy, all resort to this vortex of amusement. Ceremony, beyond Hie usual rules of politeness, is totally exploded ; every one mixes in the rooms upon an equality ; and the entertainments are so wisely regulated, that, although there is never a cessation of them, neither is there any lassitude... | |
 | 1865 - 682 頁
...healthy, all resort as to a vortex of amusement. Ceremony, beyond the essential rules of politeness, is totally exploded. Every one mixes in the rooms upon an equality ; and the entertainments are so wisely regulated that, although there is never a cessation of them, there is never a lassitude from... | |
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Ceremony beyond the essential rules of politeness is totally exploded; every one mixes in the Rooms upon an equality, and the entertainments are so wisely regulated, that although there is never a cessation of them, neither is there a lassitude from bad... 
