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... becoming visible ; on folid bodies , by their furface being wet ; and in the medium , by a fpontaneous precipitation of ... become wet , but metallic plates , and fome fhrubs and trees , are still without water on them ; and this degree ...
... becoming visible ; on folid bodies , by their furface being wet ; and in the medium , by a fpontaneous precipitation of ... become wet , but metallic plates , and fome fhrubs and trees , are still without water on them ; and this degree ...
Page 290
... become fo habituated , that on fight of any of the family it went towards them to be fed . This creature , therefore , no fooner saw Celeftina's cloaths fluttering among the trees , than it left its com- panions , and came neighing ...
... become fo habituated , that on fight of any of the family it went towards them to be fed . This creature , therefore , no fooner saw Celeftina's cloaths fluttering among the trees , than it left its com- panions , and came neighing ...
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... become dangerous , in proportion as they become neceffary ; and they are conftantly expofed to be dethroned by the capricious mutability of an info- lent foldiery , or by the vindictive fedition of a difcarded mini- Rer . One inftance ...
... become dangerous , in proportion as they become neceffary ; and they are conftantly expofed to be dethroned by the capricious mutability of an info- lent foldiery , or by the vindictive fedition of a difcarded mini- Rer . One inftance ...
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Atkinsons Poetical Epiftle from Marie | 1 |
Jackson on the prefent State of Mufic | 12 |
Chalmerss Collection of Treaties | 39 |
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