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... allowed me to examine and to partake of . It is probable he may favour the world with an account of his journey . Mr ... allow him to finish his fyftematic work on Ichthyology , nor to continue the excellent figures and de- fcriptions of ...
... allowed me to examine and to partake of . It is probable he may favour the world with an account of his journey . Mr ... allow him to finish his fyftematic work on Ichthyology , nor to continue the excellent figures and de- fcriptions of ...
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... allow them time to re- cover from their fright . Alas ! it has fo happened that the French have been beforehand with the allies , and , by repeated attacks , have fcarcely allowed them breathing time . 1 To do our author juftice , he ...
... allow them time to re- cover from their fright . Alas ! it has fo happened that the French have been beforehand with the allies , and , by repeated attacks , have fcarcely allowed them breathing time . 1 To do our author juftice , he ...
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... allows to be one of the legitimate ftates of fociety ; on the contrary , he attacks the French fyitem because it is not ... allow us to infert the different answers given to these objections ; we read them with pleasure , and , in many ...
... allows to be one of the legitimate ftates of fociety ; on the contrary , he attacks the French fyitem because it is not ... allow us to infert the different answers given to these objections ; we read them with pleasure , and , in many ...
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