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Page 63
... kind , thus made with astonishing labour and expense , is the epitome of • every thing which supports the commercial consequence , and mini- sters to the convenience and luxury of this country . Cotton - mills , looms , polishing ...
... kind , thus made with astonishing labour and expense , is the epitome of • every thing which supports the commercial consequence , and mini- sters to the convenience and luxury of this country . Cotton - mills , looms , polishing ...
Page 193
... kind of spot occasioned by fruits , such as strawberries , gooseberries , & c . It consists in causing the spotted part to imbibe water , and afterwards to burn one or two common brimstone matches over the place : the sulphureous gas ...
... kind of spot occasioned by fruits , such as strawberries , gooseberries , & c . It consists in causing the spotted part to imbibe water , and afterwards to burn one or two common brimstone matches over the place : the sulphureous gas ...
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... kind to our court of criticism , that the opinion of our twelve judges will not , perhaps , enable us to administer justice on the present occasion , in such a manner as shall at once satisfy the author and the public : but , though our ...
... kind to our court of criticism , that the opinion of our twelve judges will not , perhaps , enable us to administer justice on the present occasion , in such a manner as shall at once satisfy the author and the public : but , though our ...
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