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... obferved too , that the race , bred in and inured to this climate , appeared fironger and larger than the theep of Spam . I found on the farm of M. Schulzenheim , in the province of Upland , a flock con- , fifting of animals bred from a ...
... obferved too , that the race , bred in and inured to this climate , appeared fironger and larger than the theep of Spam . I found on the farm of M. Schulzenheim , in the province of Upland , a flock con- , fifting of animals bred from a ...
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... obferved , that there have been fewer fogs in thefe months than ufual . For the Monthly Magazine . CONTRIBUTIONS to ENGLISH SYNONYMY . One . Only . Alone . Lonely . Lonefome . NITY is the common idea which U pervades all there words ...
... obferved , that there have been fewer fogs in thefe months than ufual . For the Monthly Magazine . CONTRIBUTIONS to ENGLISH SYNONYMY . One . Only . Alone . Lonely . Lonefome . NITY is the common idea which U pervades all there words ...
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... obferve . To remark , is to mark again for the purpofe of remembering : to obferve , is to watch over , as a ... obferved by angels and by men . - Jeremy Taylor . If the remarker would but once try to outline the author , by ...
... obferve . To remark , is to mark again for the purpofe of remembering : to obferve , is to watch over , as a ... obferved by angels and by men . - Jeremy Taylor . If the remarker would but once try to outline the author , by ...
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... obferved the eruptions for three days and nights fucceffively . The inhabitants of these itlands ( An- damans ) are a moft wretched race of mortals ; they go entirely naked , live principally upon fith , and ' tis faid are canibals when ...
... obferved the eruptions for three days and nights fucceffively . The inhabitants of these itlands ( An- damans ) are a moft wretched race of mortals ; they go entirely naked , live principally upon fith , and ' tis faid are canibals when ...
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... obferved nothing which more fatisfactorily explained the fantastic forms often affumed by moun- tains , the unequal inclination of their firata , and the diffimilarity between the angles of great vallies , than the above theory . In ...
... obferved nothing which more fatisfactorily explained the fantastic forms often affumed by moun- tains , the unequal inclination of their firata , and the diffimilarity between the angles of great vallies , than the above theory . In ...
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