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Page 37
... kind of Philosophical Miscellany , in which are collected the most curious questions of every kind . It commences with a necessary introduction , which contains an accurate account of every thing known and best approved in regard to the ...
... kind of Philosophical Miscellany , in which are collected the most curious questions of every kind . It commences with a necessary introduction , which contains an accurate account of every thing known and best approved in regard to the ...
Page 83
... kind of hemp for mak- ing fishing lines , & c . The inner bark is manufactured into cloth , and the outer into baskets , mats , & c . Its fruit supplies the palm - oil , which is used instead of butter , and is also em- ployed with the ...
... kind of hemp for mak- ing fishing lines , & c . The inner bark is manufactured into cloth , and the outer into baskets , mats , & c . Its fruit supplies the palm - oil , which is used instead of butter , and is also em- ployed with the ...
Page 356
... kind , in not discriminating between the operations of nature and the productions of art ; and in consequence of this inattention , they have lost sight of the great beauty resulting from variety and contrast , which arises from each ...
... kind , in not discriminating between the operations of nature and the productions of art ; and in consequence of this inattention , they have lost sight of the great beauty resulting from variety and contrast , which arises from each ...
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