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... particular effects : consequently they are slight , and to be imitated only as a lesson , or illustration of the respective instructions in re- gard to colouring . No particular manner is insisted on , the observations being common to ...
... particular effects : consequently they are slight , and to be imitated only as a lesson , or illustration of the respective instructions in re- gard to colouring . No particular manner is insisted on , the observations being common to ...
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... particular , professes to exhibit a connected narrative following the order of events ; and if that order has been deranged , it seems more reasonable to attribute this derangement to ac- cidents which have happened to his manuscript ...
... particular , professes to exhibit a connected narrative following the order of events ; and if that order has been deranged , it seems more reasonable to attribute this derangement to ac- cidents which have happened to his manuscript ...
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... particular regard and re- spect towards such a distinguished character , and particular consider- ation for his family . Not the least doubt exists , but the greatest part of the prisoners will be put to death as pirates , and I should ...
... particular regard and re- spect towards such a distinguished character , and particular consider- ation for his family . Not the least doubt exists , but the greatest part of the prisoners will be put to death as pirates , and I should ...
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