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... Possessing more scholarship than generally falls to the lot of an agriculturist , he is not exempt from the ambition of ... possess sufficient knowlege to enable him to gratify his ap- petite for quotation . Hence the advantage , if such ...
... Possessing more scholarship than generally falls to the lot of an agriculturist , he is not exempt from the ambition of ... possess sufficient knowlege to enable him to gratify his ap- petite for quotation . Hence the advantage , if such ...
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... possess the strongest claim to the atten- tion of the curious ; and this claim acquires additional force when the traveller is found to be a man of considerable expe- rience and knowlege of the world . Fortunately , this work was ...
... possess the strongest claim to the atten- tion of the curious ; and this claim acquires additional force when the traveller is found to be a man of considerable expe- rience and knowlege of the world . Fortunately , this work was ...
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... possess . of the precipitate fall of water . On the opposite rock the ruin of Corra Castle appears , proudly seated on its summit . Leaving the grand scenery of Corra Linn , I next viewed that of Bonniton ; more sublimely awful , in my ...
... possess . of the precipitate fall of water . On the opposite rock the ruin of Corra Castle appears , proudly seated on its summit . Leaving the grand scenery of Corra Linn , I next viewed that of Bonniton ; more sublimely awful , in my ...
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