The Monthly Review, Or, Literary JournalR. Griffiths, 1816 |
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... common common observation . Had Mr. Huish made use of the Huish's Treatise on Bees . 56.
... common common observation . Had Mr. Huish made use of the Huish's Treatise on Bees . 56.
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... common sense thou puts to flight , ' & c . We have long been told that " Authors , before they write , should read : " but many of our novel - writers offend so glaringly against even common correctness of diction , that we should ...
... common sense thou puts to flight , ' & c . We have long been told that " Authors , before they write , should read : " but many of our novel - writers offend so glaringly against even common correctness of diction , that we should ...
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... common councils , vestries , and other public bodies , or by hearing business of a public nature discussed upon all occasions , whether of business or pleasure , and are thereby habituated to consider themselves as members of the body ...
... common councils , vestries , and other public bodies , or by hearing business of a public nature discussed upon all occasions , whether of business or pleasure , and are thereby habituated to consider themselves as members of the body ...
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