The Monthly Review, Or, Literary JournalR. Griffiths, 1813 |
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... described by M. Levaillant , the abdomen was entirely black ; the tail , as in the above described specimen , tipped with white , and the whole plumage exhibited a slight bluish gloss when exposed to a strong light : the eyes were ...
... described by M. Levaillant , the abdomen was entirely black ; the tail , as in the above described specimen , tipped with white , and the whole plumage exhibited a slight bluish gloss when exposed to a strong light : the eyes were ...
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... described , which will now stand thus : 5. Henry II . -a taylor sitting upon a throne , with two hens , one under each arm . The association is certainly strengthened , and the picture , made more striking from its increased absurdity ...
... described , which will now stand thus : 5. Henry II . -a taylor sitting upon a throne , with two hens , one under each arm . The association is certainly strengthened , and the picture , made more striking from its increased absurdity ...
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... described as fruitless ; yet at p . 69. he ventures to think that the inhabitants of the Nicobar islands are not the most hopeless subjects . ' In stating the obstacles to the success of the mission , he enumerates the difficulty of ...
... described as fruitless ; yet at p . 69. he ventures to think that the inhabitants of the Nicobar islands are not the most hopeless subjects . ' In stating the obstacles to the success of the mission , he enumerates the difficulty of ...
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