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... become perfect minute plants , which drop off and strike root in the ground ; an admirable provision of nature for the propagation of the plant in such alpine regions , where the severity and continual moist- ness of the climate would ...
... become perfect minute plants , which drop off and strike root in the ground ; an admirable provision of nature for the propagation of the plant in such alpine regions , where the severity and continual moist- ness of the climate would ...
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... become the prey of her gigantic foe . Never , ( says he , ) perhaps did war present to this country so fearful a combination of dangers : never did the interposition of Di- vine Power seem so necessary in an instance where the common ...
... become the prey of her gigantic foe . Never , ( says he , ) perhaps did war present to this country so fearful a combination of dangers : never did the interposition of Di- vine Power seem so necessary in an instance where the common ...
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... become well acquainted with astro- nomy ; and she was particularly delighted with tracing the geography of the antient historians . To her religious duties she was unremittingly attentive , and assiduously read the bes sermons , sermons ...
... become well acquainted with astro- nomy ; and she was particularly delighted with tracing the geography of the antient historians . To her religious duties she was unremittingly attentive , and assiduously read the bes sermons , sermons ...
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