The pictorial press: its origin and progress (1885)
Jackson, Mason · London : Hurst and Blackett · leaf 117
holding in her hand a 102 The Pictorial Press Booke, coming from the Xortlicast, opposite against her■were Armies of Turkcs, Persians, Arabians, and other Ma-hometans, ranged in order of Battaile, and ready to chargeher, but she kept her standing, and onely opened the Booke,at the sight whereof the… … SXKANGE VISION IN THE AIK, 1642. imputed the extinguishing of the lamps. The antient pil-grims of Mahomets Bace, who after they have visited thisl)lace, never use to cut their haire, were much amazed, forthat they could not conceive the meaning of this vision, onlyone of the Drrrirrs, which is a…
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