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... notice of the power of Imagination in Love affords an opportunity of condemning the want of nature in metaphysical and pastoral poets , and in some modern dramatists . Towards the conclusion of this chapter , Mr.Knight offers some ...
... notice of the power of Imagination in Love affords an opportunity of condemning the want of nature in metaphysical and pastoral poets , and in some modern dramatists . Towards the conclusion of this chapter , Mr.Knight offers some ...
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... notice of the splendid appearance of their Generals when they went to battle ; and other authors dwell on the elegance and beauty of their military cars , which were painted , and even orna . -mented with gold and silver . In the ...
... notice of the splendid appearance of their Generals when they went to battle ; and other authors dwell on the elegance and beauty of their military cars , which were painted , and even orna . -mented with gold and silver . In the ...
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... notice of farmers , on account of some excellent qualities in them , in ad- dition to the superior value of their wool . 1. The Mérinos can support themselves on all kinds of pasture lands , even on those which are hurtful to sheep in ...
... notice of farmers , on account of some excellent qualities in them , in ad- dition to the superior value of their wool . 1. The Mérinos can support themselves on all kinds of pasture lands , even on those which are hurtful to sheep in ...
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Philosophy Mechanical Elements | 6 |
Agriculture Principles and Practice | 19 |
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