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... manner of liv- ing among the Calmucks is much superior to that of the Laplanders . The tents of the former are ... manners . In personal appearance , they are athletic , and very revolting . Their hair is coarse and black ; their ...
... manner of liv- ing among the Calmucks is much superior to that of the Laplanders . The tents of the former are ... manners . In personal appearance , they are athletic , and very revolting . Their hair is coarse and black ; their ...
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... manner , an entire acre of the same ( clover ) lay , within five hours of time . In the presence of a great number of spectators , the experiment was made , and Mr. Tugwell came off with flying colours ; since his man , with only one ...
... manner , an entire acre of the same ( clover ) lay , within five hours of time . In the presence of a great number of spectators , the experiment was made , and Mr. Tugwell came off with flying colours ; since his man , with only one ...
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... manner , and must serve not only as a gratifying memorial to the friends of the deceased , but as an useful stimulus to his contemporaries . His disease was of a painful and dis tressing nature ; and the manner in which he struggled ...
... manner , and must serve not only as a gratifying memorial to the friends of the deceased , but as an useful stimulus to his contemporaries . His disease was of a painful and dis tressing nature ; and the manner in which he struggled ...
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Margills Account of Tunis | 34 |
Man Conduct of a Poem | 54 |
ADDRESS to the Public | 83 |
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