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... important addi- tions . ' Mr. Lingard copies these documents , and concludes his ac- count of this important transaction in the subsequent terms : • When the parliament assembled , these additions to the charter were received with ...
... important addi- tions . ' Mr. Lingard copies these documents , and concludes his ac- count of this important transaction in the subsequent terms : • When the parliament assembled , these additions to the charter were received with ...
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... importance , correspondent with the gradual increase in animal importance ; for the middle of the lip not only covers the most important teeth , but has also the most active share in feeling , in eating , and in speaking . That part of ...
... importance , correspondent with the gradual increase in animal importance ; for the middle of the lip not only covers the most important teeth , but has also the most active share in feeling , in eating , and in speaking . That part of ...
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... important , and requires long and multiplied observation . In an individual case , an effect may be obvious , and a superficial judge may suppose that he sees the cause equally apparent : but , by extending his observations to a greater ...
... important , and requires long and multiplied observation . In an individual case , an effect may be obvious , and a superficial judge may suppose that he sees the cause equally apparent : but , by extending his observations to a greater ...
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