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... called the Gothic architecture on account of an erroneous opinion as to its origin , but may be more appropriately called the English , having been most success- fully employed in our own country . The Gothic architecture is generally ...
... called the Gothic architecture on account of an erroneous opinion as to its origin , but may be more appropriately called the English , having been most success- fully employed in our own country . The Gothic architecture is generally ...
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... called forth the compas- at times a disposition to change night sionate regard and the requisite pecu- into day , evidently preferring to rest niary assistance from charitable ladies and while others were busy around her , and others ...
... called forth the compas- at times a disposition to change night sionate regard and the requisite pecu- into day , evidently preferring to rest niary assistance from charitable ladies and while others were busy around her , and others ...
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... called , to inflict the appropriate punish- ment ; specifying sometimes , locking up , boxing ears , and whipping . It ought , perhaps , in justice to be added , that generally , she is treated with the utmost kindness by the pupils ...
... called , to inflict the appropriate punish- ment ; specifying sometimes , locking up , boxing ears , and whipping . It ought , perhaps , in justice to be added , that generally , she is treated with the utmost kindness by the pupils ...
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... called in Mex- ico nopal . Hence plantations of this fig are kept up for the sake of the insect produce ; and from the name of the figs are usually called nopaleries . Kirby says that cochineal , coccus cacti , is " chiefly cultivated ...
... called in Mex- ico nopal . Hence plantations of this fig are kept up for the sake of the insect produce ; and from the name of the figs are usually called nopaleries . Kirby says that cochineal , coccus cacti , is " chiefly cultivated ...
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... called the salic law , excluded females from an inheritance , on account of the inability of women to perform feudal duties , and the crown was adjudged to Philip de Valois , the nephew of Isabella , and son of her father's brother ...
... called the salic law , excluded females from an inheritance , on account of the inability of women to perform feudal duties , and the crown was adjudged to Philip de Valois , the nephew of Isabella , and son of her father's brother ...
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