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... never yet found anything in im- mediate relation with it . Some ten years ago , I made a study of the York glass from this point of view , and with the same result . Beyond what is common to all fifteenth- century glass painting , I ...
... never yet found anything in im- mediate relation with it . Some ten years ago , I made a study of the York glass from this point of view , and with the same result . Beyond what is common to all fifteenth- century glass painting , I ...
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... never been proved . The best that can be said on the question is to be found in the article on the Earls of Devon in vol . iv . of the new edition of the Complete Peerage . ' This is contributed by Mr. G. W. Watson , who , I suppose ...
... never been proved . The best that can be said on the question is to be found in the article on the Earls of Devon in vol . iv . of the new edition of the Complete Peerage . ' This is contributed by Mr. G. W. Watson , who , I suppose ...
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... never bud and the toothache will never recur . The Japanese elder is Sambucus racemosa L .. which also grows in Southern Europe . KUMAGUSU MINAKATA . Tanabe , Kii , Japan . OXFORD ( Orford ) House , WALTHAMSTOW ( 12 S. vii . 469 ) ...
... never bud and the toothache will never recur . The Japanese elder is Sambucus racemosa L .. which also grows in Southern Europe . KUMAGUSU MINAKATA . Tanabe , Kii , Japan . OXFORD ( Orford ) House , WALTHAMSTOW ( 12 S. vii . 469 ) ...
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... never been opened 66 ' reading - clerks ' ) are not to come into the choir without their surplices ; but to go into the vestry and put them on and to come into the choir together . " On the same day it was ordered that surplices were to ...
... never been opened 66 ' reading - clerks ' ) are not to come into the choir without their surplices ; but to go into the vestry and put them on and to come into the choir together . " On the same day it was ordered that surplices were to ...
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... never make a right judgment of Men prevented : I may truly well say unaccountably in this particular without personaly sounding because ye honour of your Lordships Considera- tion is by much the greatest Satisfaction of my Life , and it ...
... never make a right judgment of Men prevented : I may truly well say unaccountably in this particular without personaly sounding because ye honour of your Lordships Considera- tion is by much the greatest Satisfaction of my Life , and it ...
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