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person , were kindly solicitous to afford the naturalist every possible accommodation , and contributed , by their agreeable society , to beguile the irksomeness of a sea - voyage . A lamen table accident , which will be related in its ...
person , were kindly solicitous to afford the naturalist every possible accommodation , and contributed , by their agreeable society , to beguile the irksomeness of a sea - voyage . A lamen table accident , which will be related in its ...
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... afford no milk to him . In autumn , the harvest yields no bread for his children . The lord claims all the produce . ' Let us contrast this high colouring with a part of the plain delineation of the Rev. Reginald Heber , who travelled ...
... afford no milk to him . In autumn , the harvest yields no bread for his children . The lord claims all the produce . ' Let us contrast this high colouring with a part of the plain delineation of the Rev. Reginald Heber , who travelled ...
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... afford equally little appearance of fundamental principle or of consistent usage . What attention to the spirit of equity , asks the author , is to be expected in treaties dictated by the strong to the weak , and maintained at the ...
... afford equally little appearance of fundamental principle or of consistent usage . What attention to the spirit of equity , asks the author , is to be expected in treaties dictated by the strong to the weak , and maintained at the ...
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Sermons Collective See Jervis Bidlake | 2 |
TABLE | 8 |
Moores George Tales of the Passions | 14 |
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