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... fome degree , by different motives : they feared that interior fuccess might diminish the advantages which importation produced to them . Little more than a dozen years ago the English nation did not know the Merino breed , in its ...
... fome degree , by different motives : they feared that interior fuccess might diminish the advantages which importation produced to them . Little more than a dozen years ago the English nation did not know the Merino breed , in its ...
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... fome of the mosques are very large . The baths are places of confiderable refort , on account of the injunctions of Mahomet , which direct the keeping the body clean : but I have feen many devi- ate from this , and rub their bodies with ...
... fome of the mosques are very large . The baths are places of confiderable refort , on account of the injunctions of Mahomet , which direct the keeping the body clean : but I have feen many devi- ate from this , and rub their bodies with ...
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... fome of its days , though on others the northerly and easterly winds were fevere ; in some parts of the country there were torms , attend- ed with thunder , lightning , and hail : this was a remarkably dry month . But the following ...
... fome of its days , though on others the northerly and easterly winds were fevere ; in some parts of the country there were torms , attend- ed with thunder , lightning , and hail : this was a remarkably dry month . But the following ...
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... fome conjectures on the aufe of this earthquake . In fupport of this defeription , I might add fome obfer- vations from Sir William Hamilton , who preceded Dolomieu , and who himself witnetled the last fhocks of the earth- quake ; but ...
... fome conjectures on the aufe of this earthquake . In fupport of this defeription , I might add fome obfer- vations from Sir William Hamilton , who preceded Dolomieu , and who himself witnetled the last fhocks of the earth- quake ; but ...
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... fome fowls , with an expectation that he would bring them from the market , which was held very near his own reli- dence in Sunderland , he fet out on foot for a village feven miles diftant , where he had fome acquaintance , and having ...
... fome fowls , with an expectation that he would bring them from the market , which was held very near his own reli- dence in Sunderland , he fet out on foot for a village feven miles diftant , where he had fome acquaintance , and having ...
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