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... labour , but receive a certain proportion of the profits of the copper , when it is purchased by the merchants . ' After having visited these stupendous works of nature and art , the attention of our travellers was directed to the ...
... labour , but receive a certain proportion of the profits of the copper , when it is purchased by the merchants . ' After having visited these stupendous works of nature and art , the attention of our travellers was directed to the ...
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... labour , acknowleging its ten- dency to produce a sedate character , but lamenting its effect in weighing down the springs of the mind . ' The few observa- tions which he has made are not liable to much objection , but they form only a ...
... labour , acknowleging its ten- dency to produce a sedate character , but lamenting its effect in weighing down the springs of the mind . ' The few observa- tions which he has made are not liable to much objection , but they form only a ...
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... labour of the Indians : hence the name of the water which finds its course through them ; but this conjecture stands divested of every probability to support it . When the waters are at the lowest , the solitary recesses of the caves ...
... labour of the Indians : hence the name of the water which finds its course through them ; but this conjecture stands divested of every probability to support it . When the waters are at the lowest , the solitary recesses of the caves ...
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