The Monthly Review, Or, Literary JournalR. Griffiths, 1805 |
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... coloured the plant and flowers , he can readily represent with a proper colour either the berry , fruit , or seed - vessel of the tree or plant , when it happens to be striking ; and if the colour be natural , the delicacy of the ...
... coloured the plant and flowers , he can readily represent with a proper colour either the berry , fruit , or seed - vessel of the tree or plant , when it happens to be striking ; and if the colour be natural , the delicacy of the ...
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the It is well known that negroes , and people of colour , support heats of Tropical climates much better than white people . Is it not probable that their colour may enable them to throw off calorific rays with great facility , and in ...
the It is well known that negroes , and people of colour , support heats of Tropical climates much better than white people . Is it not probable that their colour may enable them to throw off calorific rays with great facility , and in ...
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... colour , which folded round the body and descended to the feet ; their dark complexions , and inani- mate features , exhibited no symptom of superior intelligence , of deep penetration , or of keen genius ; nor did any of that mild cast ...
... colour , which folded round the body and descended to the feet ; their dark complexions , and inani- mate features , exhibited no symptom of superior intelligence , of deep penetration , or of keen genius ; nor did any of that mild cast ...
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