10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «SHARAWAGGIS»
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1
The works of Alexander Pope, esq., with notes and ...
... any thing in our world : for as to the hanging gardens of Babylon, the paradise
of Cyrus, and the Sharawaggis of China6, I have little or no ideas of them, but I
dare say, Lord B*** has, because they were certainly both very great and very
wild.
Alexander Pope, William Roscoe, 1847
2
The Works of Alexander Pope, Esq: With Notes and ...
... and the woods of Oakley together, which (without flattery) would be at least as
good as any thing in our world : for as to the hanging gardens of Babylon, the
paradise of Cyrus, and the Sharawaggis of China,* I have little or no ideas of
them, ...
Alexander Pope, William Roscoe, 1824
... as anything in our world ; for as to the hanging gardens of Babylon, the
paradise of Cyrus, and the Sharawaggis of China, I have little or no ideas of them
; but I dare say Lord B has, because they were certainly both very great and very
wild.
George Frederick Graham, 1857
4
English Style; or, a course of instruction for the ...
... for as to the hanging gardens of Babylon, the paradise of 'Cyrus, and the
Sharawaggis of China, I have little or no ideas of them; but I dare say Lord 13—
has, because they were certainly both very great and very wild. I hope Mrs. Mary
Digby ...
George Frederick GRAHAM, 1869
5
English style or a course of instruction for the attainment ...
... as anything in our world ; for as to the hanging gardens of Babylon, the
paradise of Cyrus, and the Sharawaggis of China, I have little or no ideas of them
; but I dare say Lord B has, because they were certainly both very great and very
wild.
George Frederick Graham, 1869
6
The London Magazine Enlarged and Improved
... ornaments which, if we may judge from the remains of Herculaneum, had more
" resemblance to the sharawaggis of China, than to the chastity of Grecian
architecture. " The few paintings from this city, which throw any light upon the
subject, ...
7
Elegant Epistles: being a copious collection of familiar and ...
... of Riskins, and the woods of Oakley together, which (without flattery) would be
at least as good as any thing in our world ; for as to the hanging gardens of
Babylon, the paradise of Cyrus, and the Sharawaggis of China, I have little or no
ideas ...
8
The Works of Alexander Pope
... and the woods of Oakley together, which (without flattery) would be at least as
good as any thing in our world : For as to the hanging gardens of Babylon, the
Paradise of Cyrus, and the Sharawaggis of China5, I have little or no ideas of
them ...
9
Elegant epistles: being a copious collection of familiar and ...
... and the Sharawaggis of China, I have little or no ideas of them ; but, I dare say,
lord B— has, because they were certainly both very great and very wild. 1 hope
Mrs. Mary Digby is quite tired of his lordship's extravagante ber- gerie: and that ...
10
The Works of Alexander Popekesq., with Notes and ...
... and the woods of Oakley together, which (without flattery) would be at least as
good as any thing in our world : for as to the hanging gardens of Babylon, the
paradise of Cyrus, and the Sharawaggis of China,* I have little or no ideas of
them, ...
