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... attention to it , and seems to have obtained the first correct ideas with regard to its being connected in some measure with the phænomenon termed the dip . Capt . Flin- ders , moreover , deduced from his own observations a rule for ...
... attention to it , and seems to have obtained the first correct ideas with regard to its being connected in some measure with the phænomenon termed the dip . Capt . Flin- ders , moreover , deduced from his own observations a rule for ...
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... attention of our travellers , and are referred with probability to the Sassanian dynasty . The seventh chapter describes the misery of the Persian poor , the desolation of the country , the armed associations for defending the roads ...
... attention of our travellers , and are referred with probability to the Sassanian dynasty . The seventh chapter describes the misery of the Persian poor , the desolation of the country , the armed associations for defending the roads ...
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... attention ; and nothing is deemed insignifi- cant which in the slightest degree may contribute to general im- provement , or neatness even of appearance . Addison says of Virgil , that he throws about his dung with a graceful air ; and ...
... attention ; and nothing is deemed insignifi- cant which in the slightest degree may contribute to general im- provement , or neatness even of appearance . Addison says of Virgil , that he throws about his dung with a graceful air ; and ...
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Timber Essay on the Strength of | 18 |
Tobin Mr Memoirs | 30 |
Translation New of Aristotles | 177 |
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